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I went for a round 500 mile weekend holiday and kept my eye on the temperature guage as usual. Travelling at an altitude of about 1 mile and 60mph the car gets a bit hot. So it got to me thinking and this is where some advice would be useful.
I was thinking that the rubber bumper prevents some serious air flow to the radiator therefore why not drill through the rubber bumber an air scoop using some sort of woodworking router tool?
Question can this be done or would the drilling cause an ugly melted situation?
I went for a round 500 mile weekend holiday and kept my eye on the temperature guage as usual. Travelling at an altitude of about 1 mile and 60mph the car gets a bit hot. So it got to me thinking and this is where some advice would be useful.
I was thinking that the rubber bumper prevents some serious air flow to the radiator therefore why not drill through the rubber bumber an air scoop using some sort of woodworking router tool?
Question can this be done or would the drilling cause an ugly melted situation?
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