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Post by Ian 2.2S »

Ferry Man wrote:Some shots of them fitted...

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But what will it do to the venturi airflow into the stacks?
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But what will it do to the venturi airflow into the stacks?
It's something we can test on the rolling road
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Ian 2.2S wrote: But what will it do to the venturi airflow into the stacks?
Oh, is it supposed to work? As well as look good? :lol: :lol:
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This was an ST I saw at Essen fitted with rain guards under the decklid grille.
It's another solution, more elegant, though probably not as effective at keeping the rain off.

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Post by Mike »

Neil Bainbridge has NOS versions of the correct factory rain covers available if you need them.

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As you asked for opinions, have to say my preference for your car would be the standard version for general road use and then open trumpets with the correct rain covers for trackday use, as long as the engine bay is sealed in the right way with a blanking plate in the 'tinware' if necessary, and a seal on the top edge of the rear panel under the lid.

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Mike wrote:Neil Bainbridge has the correct factory rain covers available
Thanks Mike. Yeah, they look good. 8)
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Post by Ian 2.2S »

Oh, is it supposed to work? As well as look good? :lol: :lol:[/quote]


Nah, when it looks as good as that, functionality isn't really relavent :) :)
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Post by 964RS »

well as you asked for opinions i'm an advocate of the standard look tbh.

Think it just looks 'right' in every single way 8)
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I really like them - but I also like the stock look. Got any more fences I can sit on?
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Bring on the Trumpets!

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Bootsy wrote:Bring on the Trumpets!
You're a worry Tom. :lol:
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Bootsy wrote:Bring on the Trumpets!

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Still no idea what that picture is of - looks like a gummy bear with sugar on it sat on a pole
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sladey wrote:Still no idea what that picture is of
It's a current confectionery advertising campaign.
Trust Tom to bring us all back down to earth. :lol:
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Post by 23e Heure »

It's alright Bootsy, I know what you mean: TRUMPETS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXU9Ur9QznE
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NOW it's clear - that's shown on the telly thing isn't it?
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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