Epic ducting courtesy of Hustler
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Went out to Hustlers place yesterday and he put in my radiator and ducting the **** out of it. Sadly the TSE rad routing wont work with a FM kit without a reroute so we didnt get the car all wrapped up. I needed the reroute anyhow. We also struck out on the oil cooler because the fittings were the wrong type for my sandwich plate. My massive setrab cooler is also too large so ive got to get a smaller one from BAT Inc to get the car wrapped up. Thanks Trey! I'll get better pics later, the wife loaned my DSLR to a friend of hers. These are crappy cell pics.






I use the foil stuff from home depot motorsports with the paper backing you peel right before application. Very sticky and handles heat great. Only downside is it will tear easily if met with something sharp.
It tears easily no matter what. At the joints because of the vibration it will rip up in no time. There is thicker stuff of the same stuff. Works much better but u gotta buy it online.
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the black stuff is plastic i bought from day motorsports here in tyler.
Day Motor Sports - ROLL PLASTIC - PL-24
I'll get better pics when i get my decent camera back. hustler bent the plastic to slip under the aluminum header at the top of that TSE radiator so it sort of secures itself with help from the slots where the intercooler bracket comes through. i don't know what tape hustler used. probably the home depot stuff. if you worry about it ripping, day has some incredibly sticky duct tape ive used that is completely unaffected by heat and vibration. sort of like racer tape, ive used it to block off the intakes on my car and it held up to turbo temps where that black plastic was starting to melt.
Day Motor Sports - ROLL PLASTIC - PL-24
I'll get better pics when i get my decent camera back. hustler bent the plastic to slip under the aluminum header at the top of that TSE radiator so it sort of secures itself with help from the slots where the intercooler bracket comes through. i don't know what tape hustler used. probably the home depot stuff. if you worry about it ripping, day has some incredibly sticky duct tape ive used that is completely unaffected by heat and vibration. sort of like racer tape, ive used it to block off the intakes on my car and it held up to turbo temps where that black plastic was starting to melt.
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Walking helmet. I don't want him to fall and hit his soft-spot.
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105*f summers, a cooling system full of oil, and he's never run the TSE radiator. It's foolish to waste the tow-rig fuel getting to the track another day if the heat exchangers aren't ducted...are we really going to debate this **** again? If we do, I'll commence with the power banning. Consequences will never be the same.
Walking helmet. I don't want him to fall and hit his soft-spot.
Walking helmet. I don't want him to fall and hit his soft-spot.
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