Reply to "ENGINE COMPARTMENT FRONT AIR INTAKES"

dickruzzinMember

I am responding to my own post as I have noticed that the front air intakes are each divided into two parts by a splitter. The inboard sides are boxed in with an exit tube and the outboard sides are open, probably to feed air to the front brake area on both side.

In my opinion the inboard sides are definitely to be connected to the tubes in the center of the car.

The question is, where the tubes exit in the rear in front of the engine, are there supposed to be tubes directing air to the rear brakes?
It would not be too hard to do that

DeTomaso wanted a race car for the street and there are many other racing ques around the car.

DICK RUZZIN

2/6/125:13 AM

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