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| The Viper shoots cool air from the front bumper through these ducts towards the back-side of the wheels to help cool the brakes. Sorry about the picture being out of focus! |
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| The Corvette has a similar duct to the Viper. I got this picture from Rob Robinette’s website; it’s a great resource for S2k and FD RX-7 owners. |
With the concept in my head, it was time to design some ducts. I enlisted the help of my buddy Tommy to do some C.A.D. to make a mock-up. The S2000 control arm has a hole conveniently cast into it that we could use as a mounting point.
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| This is halfway through mock-up concept number two. When designing parts, there are often many design iterations. |
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| Some more cardboard added onto the mock-up. |
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| Checking clearances with the wheel turned. |





7 comments
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.
Here’s the DIY version.
https://motoiq.com/project-s2000-part-24-bridgestone-potenza-re-71rs-and-diy-brake-ducts/3/
Or I can email you.