Subject	Made some brake air guides for an upcomming track day
Posted by	colocomp (Denver) on December 20, 2004 at 6:15 PM
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Message	Total cost less than 10.00 from home depot, they probably sit to low for daily use but I might leave them on for a while to see how they hold up. On a side note while I was under the car I thought I would check my ES tension rods for cracks on the control arm, both sides show no visible cracking or wear. This is at two years and roughly 10K miles. I still believe those bushings will move and compress in all directions.
Follow Ups	Made some brake air guides for an upcomming track day - colocomp (Denver) 18:15:25 12/20/04 I'm in the same boat - NytWolf 18:25:46 12/20/04 Me too... though im still skeptical (n/m) - DougZXTT 18:57:32 12/20/04 My right failed a few week before Greg's post. - ericgl 19:11:32 12/20/04 2nd improperly torqued... (n/m) - Junxster (NoVA) 20:05:28 12/20/04 I do have some oem air guides for sale ya know :P (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 19:02:36 12/20/04 lol, I misplaced my OEMs (read lost) but I am sure these - colocomp (Denver) 19:10:09 12/20/04 They probably do. Only thing I would've done is tried - Chris(NJ) 19:11:59 12/20/04 maybe u havent had yours long enough... - naZeer (Houston) 20:39:57 12/20/04 I have seen ES rods @ 40k and no sign of trouble and I have - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:17:23 12/21/04 so what do you think is the cause? - naZeer (Houston) 08:54:16 12/21/04 I think the fundamental design of the lower control arm is - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:09:24 12/21/04 For $10, it will work. - SactoTodd 20:54:23 12/20/04 There was a person making something like that for the Z at - whitepearlz 21:11:55 12/20/04 Here > - whitepearlz 21:49:12 12/20/04 So Lt. Todd, have we figured out what scoops I should use? - Zster (Big Red) 21:58:16 12/20/04 I spent less than $ 10.00 last season - vorpalZ 22:23:30 12/20/04
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