Heres a site thats sells the GT oil cooler shroud.
http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/PORSCHE914.html

Those look like the same parts and photos from AIR
American International Racing in Southern Cal.
AIR sells there fiberglass stuff to lots of resellers.
AIR only sells the shroud.
If you want the shroud and the rare air deflector that goes underneath it you need to buy it from Getty design in Riverside, CA.
PMS in AZ also resells both fiberglass pieces from Getty design.

I also think the Getty shroud is also much better quality.
Sorry about the size of the picture.

Steve

All the GT type cooler installs I've seen are on early cars. Does anyone have pics of this installed on a later car with the front bulkhead support? Do you just cut out the bulkhead support or somehow work around it? The intake air cut out in the pics about would span above and below the support.

if their s.e. valance fits, it's a nicely priced at $64.95. i wonder if they make their own or the same drop ship as i got from gpr (performance products actually).

kevin

My car is a 1975.
The shroud still fit the same with no problems.
The opening is the same, you just cut out the little holes in the front or just remove the rubber plugs.
Someone took pictures of my front trunk at the last donut run in So. Cal.
I can't find the pictures.
I ran my oil lines just like the GT through the drivers side in the car.
Works great and I have not noticed any extra heat in the car.
When I get a chance I will take some pictures.

Steve

Here are a few teaser pics.
Everyone wants to buy from A.i.r. to save money right?Me too.
The shroud in the pic looks nice heh!

I bought mine knowing I'd have to do some fitwork cause I wanna run a mazda cooler.No problem.
A little sanding here or there.

But heres how much the shroud had to be chopped up and everything repositioned to get every corner to fit right.
Ron

Which Mazda oil cooler is it??

Geoff

A second generation unit.86-91
Much modified,flanged on the end so it can be taken apart and cleaned.
Heres a few pics.
Ron

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