Odula Aero Kit
#1
#8
Hey besides the look... I think it is marginal for sex appeal.
It meant to be functional... the main 3 big ones are for oil cooler and radiator.
The 2 small one on the top is for the intake pipes... is there a pic illustrate this? I only found it in their ads
It meant to be functional... the main 3 big ones are for oil cooler and radiator.
The 2 small one on the top is for the intake pipes... is there a pic illustrate this? I only found it in their ads
#9
There itis !
Label translation from left to right.
To oil cooler (right)
To radiator
Intake temperature down to increase BP.
Stretching shape to "Canned" shape?!
Oil cooler air escape duct.
Tyre "housing"?! flow?~!
Anyway... seems they have thought about the car more than the looks
Label translation from left to right.
To oil cooler (right)
To radiator
Intake temperature down to increase BP.
Stretching shape to "Canned" shape?!
Oil cooler air escape duct.
Tyre "housing"?! flow?~!
Anyway... seems they have thought about the car more than the looks
#10
Ah, crap. Now I like this kit more. Just wish it looked a bit better. Maybe I could just modify a fiberglass kit to have the intake holes. At least someone is thinking about these issues. That gives me hope for the future.
#12
I like it just fine except for the protrusions on the lower corners of the front piece, and the black bracing on the front edge of the side skirts. don't even mind the rear wing, although it needs to be body color.
Not bad overall though. Looks like they even gave some thought to the airflow functionality of the front end.
Not bad overall though. Looks like they even gave some thought to the airflow functionality of the front end.
#14
The little black spats behind the front wheels appear to be a takeoff on F-1 barge boards.
The front end has many of the current drift stying cues, IMO.
Can anyone i.d. those rims? I like those.
The front end has many of the current drift stying cues, IMO.
Can anyone i.d. those rims? I like those.
#18
On the air intake front, it surprised me when I took the bumper off my car today that the air intake is behind the rebar. Doesn't seem like there is any real way for air to flow freely up to that height given that the stock bumper has a non-functional main grill (i.e. its blocked off) I would have thought they would have routed some air from the lower section. There are two other intake pipes that seem to lead to the engine coolant, and another further into the engine bay that I couldn't trace.
Hopefully with a fully functional grill with the INGs kit that more cool air will be available to the stock air intake.
Hopefully with a fully functional grill with the INGs kit that more cool air will be available to the stock air intake.
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