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Originally Posted by ksfrogman
How do they attach, and are they only for the E92 (coupe)?
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http://raceprecision.com/forums/view...php?f=13&t=129
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Originally Posted by kyleb350
Good idea. I would be interested in some black ones however (for a subtler look).
Any pics further away from the car with the kidney grilles back on?
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Originally Posted by just4kickz
i guess this would be a good alternative to an intake + using stock air filter, but dyno sheets would probably speak better.
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Dynos done with hood closed ALWAYS.
Because the car was very low, tilted and our fan being a little higher off the ground, most of the air the fan was pushing was hitting the hood of the car. Bringing the fan downward to simulate air coming straight into the kidney grills showed even better results.
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Originally Posted by darkphantom
wow, nice, but a bit expensive :-/
I'll go do it myself for $6
again, not hating just saying it's a bit expensive compared to your cost...
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Again, its not for everyone and its just not business wise for us to spend months developing a product to sell it for $6. The price reflects on the numorous amount of prototypes and hours and hours of dyno time over a month period.
Have someone prototype something for you, prove the performance on a dyno, tig weld a set and powder coat it for you for $6. You can be the hero of the forum.
BALLER YO!
