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4nhotrodHe who dies with the most toys is dead

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Mid engine cars have a lot of advantages, but heat management is not always among them

I put some yarn on my rear hatch opening (about 4" below the top). The air clearly exits through the rear opening. So where does it come from? It comes from below the engine area. Passing through around the engine and headers. Even if you leave the rear quarters open ( I did), it makes only a marginal difference. The cold air must be ducted in to benefit from a much lower charge temp.
Will

12/10/113:53 PM

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