Cold air feed to breaks

1. mattfinch Infrequent Poster Joined: Dec 2007 Kent Posts: 146 Silver Saxo 1.6 16v Gunmetel Grey Nissan 350z GT

   #1 19th April 2015, 13:32

   Hello all
   
   I have a vts track car and have the 266mm breaks upfront. Im wanting to put a cold air feed from each fog light to the breaks. I have looked and think im going to have to drill through the wheel arch. Anyone have any tips on this set up or any pics. Dont know if the air feed will go through the front or side of wheel arch as I dont want the wheel rubbing on the air feed.
   
   Thanks
2. Nimix Regular Poster Joined: Jan 2015 Naestved, Denmark Posts: 281 ex-Blue 106 Rallye 1.6 '97 Black 106 Gti '99

   #2 19th April 2015, 13:40

   Track-only-car?
   Otherwise you'll end up over cooling them and you don't want that
3. mattfinch Infrequent Poster Joined: Dec 2007 Kent Posts: 146 Silver Saxo 1.6 16v Gunmetel Grey Nissan 350z GT

   #3 19th April 2015, 13:52

   Car only gets used for track as use another car the rest of the time. Do you think the cold air feed is worth it or will I not notice a difference?
4. Alfie09 Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2013 Posts: 579

   #4 19th April 2015, 17:35

   See if you can find some ax gt brake vents they fit on the caliper mount bolts
5. Andy_K Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jan 2004 in the garage trying to fix the car Posts: 5882 Mondeo st tdci & Supercharged vts

   #5 19th April 2015, 17:40

   A car I broke a few years back had air feeds. They used. A flexy hose with an end piece/trumpet in each end. They had made a cover to sut in the hole for the fog lights and then chopped a hole in the wheel arch.
   It was a pretty tidy job to be fair.
6. mattfinch Infrequent Poster Joined: Dec 2007 Kent Posts: 146 Silver Saxo 1.6 16v Gunmetel Grey Nissan 350z GT

   #6 19th April 2015, 20:38

   Cheers. Ill give it a go next weekend and see what I can do. Hopefully I can sort something out