POWERTRIX Introductory Specials: Fog Lt Ducts/Carbon Fiber Throttle Covers/Strut Bars

Splitter...

What about a Carbon Fiber front splitter...

They are impossible to find...

Rob.

 

Hi. I'm interested in signal light ducts as well (outer lights.) One question though, for either product, how do these mount? There looks to be no screws or clips of any sort in the pics. Wouldn't it be easy to steal then?

 

i had the same question, i am assuming a bead of silicone around the edge??

interested in their answer though, or from mike??

 

look at your side indicators,they just clip in lol,has anyone ever stolen them :banned:,you sikaflex them in

 

I've got my ducts (they look good ), but won't be fitting them for a while. I need to get the Z back under my roof again, and I also need to ensure I have alternate indicators (currently has Aus-specs where the fogs would be). Also need to work out what colour to paint them, I have the f/g ducts not the c/f. Possibly going with a gunmetal shade, and may colour code a few other external parts the same way.

However, see the following links for what a couple of TT.Net guys did:

http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=2056284

http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=1217510

 

Hi Charles,

I'm after a set of the foglight ducts, though I do have several questions:

• With reo-bar intact, won't this essentially prevent air from going anywhere, thereby increasing resistance? If I understand correctly, the reo bar would then need to be modified to suit the exit hole. The links provided in the posts before mine detail installation of the ducts, but it also shows modified reo bars with foggy mounts intact, but with some sort of fabrication between the two that I suppose would suit FMIC installation.
  
  
  
  The installation threads both advise that, in this case, the foggy mounts are removed to make way for the ducts. This is easily accomplished with the setup pictured above, but would be impossible with 1 piece OEM reo bar. Ideally, I'd like to keep my reo bar intact - fabricating a partial- reo bar won't be feasible as I'd rather use the stock mounting options.
  
  
• How far back does the ducting go? If I did eventually choose to cut up the reo bar to accommodate the duct, would the ducting go all the way to the reo bar, or would there be a gap between the reo bar and the duct?

That's it.. for now, at least

Cheers

 

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My Ducts have been Sika-flexed in for months now with no movement whatsoever either. & no evil prick has stolen them

 

Hi Mike,

Do you have any pics of your installation handy? I'm interested to see how you modified your reo bar (if it's still functional) to suit the ducts.

 

Is the set reversable? I got an FMIC on order so I wont need hoses to SMIC area and wondering if I can switch sides and put em upside down so that they can direct air to radiator and allow a bit of downforce at the same time? I cant tell from the pics

 

Hi Joe,

I only have pictures of the Ducts after the installation unfortunately. In all honestly, I can't remember what I did with the Reo Bar to suite their purpose, I can double check if needed (as I am removing my Front Bar this weekend anyway) & let you know.

 

Non-reversible, due to their shape. I also tried this when test fitting mine.

Cheers,
Mike

 

are you fkn serious,downforce from upside down foglight ducts roflmaoooooooooo ,gotta love this forum :bash:

 

I cant tell from the pics but I thought it was angled down and toward the smic/brakes. So if i wanted to change how it was used.. angled up and toward radiator.. well, indirect gains are always welcome...

 

Hi Jared

The installation pics suggest that the funnel is level, despite appearances. (I could be wrong, as I have the habit of misjudging pictures .) Redirection of air was done external to the product, it seems. In any case, any gains besides the obvious cooling would be neglible at best.

 

okay

 

foglight ducts are not interchangable (left/right) and angled straight

 

I'll go a set of fibreglass fog light ducts if you don't mind posting them up to me

 

Hi Rob,
One set of fibreglass ducts for me