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....you see these on racer TR3's because the lower part of the apron blocks about 1/3 of the air flow to the rad. Does anyone know of a source for these "vents?
That's what I did too a few years back. I put some mesh behind the holes to keep out debris. Seeing as how I didn't line up the holes evenly I thought I might be able to find a better looking vent to hide my amateur hole saw work. :eagerness:
Please post picture of where you placed the holes. Thanks! Also, would an air dam in the front do the same thing? I fabricated an air dam and it seems to direct air to the lower part of the radator. I attached some pictures.
Regards, Bob
I'm having no luck posting pictures but maybe tinman has a photo he can post? An air dam would work to get air to the lower rad and you wouldn't have to cut the apron.
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