ACR brake cooling piping??

[Scott5ppg]

I own a 2001 ACR anyone know where I can get the brake cooling piping? Parts from the foglight holes to the brakes??

Thanks, Scott

 

[Steve-Indy]

I think that you will find that the original plans for said kit from Mopar evaporated. Apparently, at track speeds, the air does NOT enter the foglight cut out areas.

Try JonB at Parts Rack...ask about the Cone air duct kit.

 

[Fred(DrivingSchool)Kinder]

Are you using the Porsche air deflectors?

 

[Scott5ppg]

NO, not racing, would just like to use the fog light holes for something..lol Any recommendations. I will make a track event or driving school next year.

Scott

 

[Janni]

Then use them for fog lights - truly - that is all they are good for.

The holes for the lights point DIRECTLY at the tire. Trying to use that low pressure area that would require about 6 right angle bends to get to the brakes with NO ROOM is futile.

 

[Scott5ppg]

Thanks for the info. I think I'll just leave it alone. I can't put in lights because than it would not look ACR, so I'll just leave the blank out plates.


Thanks again for the input
Scott

 

[JonB]

I think that you will find that the original plans for said kit from Mopar evaporated. Apparently, at track speeds, the air does NOT enter the foglight cut out areas.

Try JonB at Parts Rack...ask about the Cone air duct kit.

EXACTLY ! It seems that MoPar simply diplicated an early AutoForm product, and only later found that area is NEGATIVE PRESSURE at track speeds.....no air enters the fog lite nacelle above about 65 mph....it actually ***** !

The Cone Cooling Kit works great.....