Reply to "Elephant Ears"

Cozman (Guest)

I have a pair that I took off my car, GT5, and put the glass back in. I don't have a wing on my car and I thought they looked funny without it.

They do collect air for the engine compartment, along with dust, dirt and anything else that flys by them. It's my understanding that a few have hooked them up the flow air to the carb.

I didn't see any difference other than the extra time it took to clean the engine area while I had them on.

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Originally posted by tmoug:
I have seen many vendor offer the elephant ears for the Pantera. Is this just a cosmetic thing or do they really have an effect on engine temp/performance? I currently have removed the side glass and put the frame back in?

7/18/0310:49 AM

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