wait sir, the installation has not finished. I'm still not an innocent. but as original, where does the air flow?? too much air to get in for no place to get out. parachute effect.so with out a fan
air flow over the intercooler may be horrible
pack more air in and where is it supposed to flow out
Speedline you do nice work as always.wait sir, the installation has not finished. I'm still not an innocent. but as original, where does the air flow?? too much air to get in for no place to get out. parachute effect.
so with out a fan
air flow over the intercooler may be horrible
pack more air in and where is it supposed to flow out
Speedline you do nice work as always.
You see the drilled holes in the picture of his first post? That would indicate he used a reciprocating saw. Nice clean work.How did you cut the plastic so cleanly? Gotta know
Look at his mockup/template, definitely not his first rodeo. I would also bet using using a reciprocating saw and mixing years of experience with patience.Yeah, seen the holes, but still seems way to clean and precise for any cutting tools I've used before. He must have an awesome set of tools, like Spicoli's dad.
Now, thinking something like a laminate trimmer??
You see the drilled holes in the picture of his first post? That would indicate he used a reciprocating saw. Nice clean work.
How did you cut the plastic so cleanly? Gotta know
I use very common tools. just knowing how to handle them, patience and meticulousness. I use a battery powered oscillating tool with a pvc blade, a mini electric sandblaster, 240 grit basket, an air rotary tool with a ½ whetstone and a butane torch. and when the tools don't work, I use an xcacto and I heat the blade.Yeah, seen the holes, but still seems way to clean and precise for any cutting tools I've used before. He must have an awesome set of tools, like Spicoli's dad.
Now, thinking something like a laminate trimmer??