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Went to Willow yesterday. Mid to high 70*.

Car ran cooler all sessons and never turned the heater on. Went up to the small hash mark after the 3 in the center which is where my runs normally at freeway speeds. Temps drop down to normal on the cool down lap faster than before also.

If you zoom in you might be able to see it in this pic....
 
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Thanks for the info.

I just got my Roe Facia a couple of days ago and plan on installing it this winter. I have had too much overheating problems on the track this year. Hopefully this will help my track days next year. :2tu:
 

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Went to Willow yesterday. Mid to high 70*.

Car ran cooler all sessons and never turned the heater on. Went up to the small hash mark after the 3 in the center which is where my runs normally at freeway speeds. Temps drop down to normal on the cool down lap faster than before also.

If you zoom in you might be able to see it in this pic....

What is the rest of your cooling system? Radiator, stat, etc...
 

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I have been meaning to ask this: Do you have to cut the black apron that is mounted to the front and is exposed after removing the fascia? Dave I was looking at you instal pics and it appeared the front lip was missing on yours. I am assuming it's a yes, only because that is where you have the air flowing upwards.
 

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I have been meaning to ask this: Do you have to cut the black apron that is mounted to the front and is exposed after removing the fascia? Dave I was looking at you instal pics and it appeared the front lip was missing on yours. I am assuming it's a yes, only because that is where you have the air flowing upwards.

Yes it requires modification too. I spent quite a bit of time on the project to make it look sweet including the black duct. It has to be cut and formed with a heat gun.

I've started working on an install guide that shows the whole process I went through. About 50 pics and all. I'd be happy to email them to you, but the text that goes with them is still under development.
 

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This is great news
I'm glad I have this on my car now
I plan on taking my car to Miller Motorsports in a couple weeks and it is nice to have some extra reassurance that it will not overheat
I just hope the weather cooperates
 

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Yes it requires modification too. I spent quite a bit of time on the project to make it look sweet including the black duct. It has to be cut and formed with a heat gun.

I've started working on an install guide that shows the whole process I went through. About 50 pics and all. I'd be happy to email them to you, but the text that goes with them is still under development.

That would be great, however, I can wait until the finished install guide (should help save you some time as well.)
 
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