Fog ligt grill for Rotrex oil cooler
#1
Fog ligt grill for Rotrex oil cooler
I'm working on installing the Rotrex kit from TDR and I'm going to remove my fog lights to provide air flow for the cooler, But I didn't like the look of the open hole. I did a little research and found that a speaker cover for a 3 in speaker works perfect.
#2
Clever, though it seems pretty restrictive. Is the concern that it’s a “just a hole” (aesthetically), lack or protection, or just that you can see the whole open cavity? 2 is going to be pretty low risk. 3 could be remedied if you’d just use a flange or velocity stack to hook to it. A simple tube to the cooler, or a rectangular NACA duct mounted backwards might be an idea to face the cooler. On the driver side, you could mount a flex tube up to the hole behind the headlight. Not super helpful for cold air, but would even out the look.
#8
The fog light is removed to allow air flow to the oil cooler for the Rotrex traction oil. So, while the finned reservoir may be designed to have cooling properties, the oil cooler itself, in the fender well, behind the foglight opening, is doing the heavy lifting of cooling the Rotrex Supercharger oil.
#9
The fog light is removed to allow air flow to the oil cooler for the Rotrex traction oil. So, while the finned reservoir may be designed to have cooling properties, the oil cooler itself, in the fender well, behind the foglight opening, is doing the heavy lifting of cooling the Rotrex Supercharger oil.
Last edited by poormxdad; 05-26-2021 at 05:37 PM.
#10
Of course... My query was about the length of your Rotrex cooling system lines. If your cooler is in the bumper cover on the driver's side, where's the reservoir? Mine is next to the radiator on the passenger side, and my Rotrex oil cooler is above the intercooler in front of the radiator.
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