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MGB gt Sebring front valence ducting?
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Hi, im in the middle of fitting a full Sebring body kit and was wondering if it would be worth while using the holes in the middle of the front valence ( not the brake duct ones)
I was going to make a duct to push the air up into the space before the radiator hoping to get a little more cooling in there?
Worth while or not?
Tom
I was going to make a duct to push the air up into the space before the radiator hoping to get a little more cooling in there?
Worth while or not?
Tom
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Nov 24, 2014 02:10 AM
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Tom I suggest you ask on the motorsports forum. I never considered that as my oil cooler sits there.
Mk1: CKD 11/66 first registered 8/5/67; owned since 3/77. 18GB +40 balanced. Peter Burgess BVFR head. Piper 285. 123. FidanzaFW. 4synch c/r box. Lots more as I did a nut and bolt rebuild; finished 2015. Tartan Red.
GT: December '78. VW Golf guards, flush fit front and rear valances. Torana XU1 vents, frenched indicators & Mk1 rear lights. 'Worked' Rover V8 with Monsoon ECU for EFI. GM4L60E, Lokar tiptronic & Quick4 controller. Vintage Air A/C. FC IFS. CCE 4 link rear. Salisbury with Quaife. Jaguar Storm.
Mk1: CKD 11/66 first registered 8/5/67; owned since 3/77. 18GB +40 balanced. Peter Burgess BVFR head. Piper 285. 123. FidanzaFW. 4synch c/r box. Lots more as I did a nut and bolt rebuild; finished 2015. Tartan Red.
GT: December '78. VW Golf guards, flush fit front and rear valances. Torana XU1 vents, frenched indicators & Mk1 rear lights. 'Worked' Rover V8 with Monsoon ECU for EFI. GM4L60E, Lokar tiptronic & Quick4 controller. Vintage Air A/C. FC IFS. CCE 4 link rear. Salisbury with Quaife. Jaguar Storm.
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Tom,
Seems like a lot of work for no gain. If you want better cooling then seal the area around the radiator so that all the air coming in the grill opening goes through the radiator core. The opening is more than enough to provide all the air the cooling system needs.
Seems like a lot of work for no gain. If you want better cooling then seal the area around the radiator so that all the air coming in the grill opening goes through the radiator core. The opening is more than enough to provide all the air the cooling system needs.
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