Top Secret front end Version 2?
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Since my intercooler blocks just about the whole area in the opening of the Top Secret bumper and the radiator is not getting enough airflow, I wanted to get ready for the summer and increase the airflow to the radiator by doing this (my first PS attempt ever
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Let me know what you think.
This is the non-photochoped version:

EDIT: Can someone with skils please chop this one the same way as the first pic?

This is my atempt
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Let me know what you think.
This is the non-photochoped version:

EDIT: Can someone with skils please chop this one the same way as the first pic?

This is my atempt
oh wow, very nice man... i did the same thing to my 240, i bought my Blitz Intercooler and it only showed like less than what you have right now showing... I cut my bumper up and it looked awesome with more IC showing.
I can't tell from those pics, but is that just exposing more of your intercooler or are you cutting the bumper above where the intercooler sits to get more flow to the radiator like you say?
If the intercooler is still going to be the only thing showing then you're not going to increase ariflow to the radiator as you say is your goal.
How about leaving the bumper as is, and welding up some new mounts and IC piping to make yourself a V-mount setup? This way both the intercooler and radiator will get a nice even flow of air?
If the intercooler is still going to be the only thing showing then you're not going to increase ariflow to the radiator as you say is your goal.
How about leaving the bumper as is, and welding up some new mounts and IC piping to make yourself a V-mount setup? This way both the intercooler and radiator will get a nice even flow of air?
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The IC is as big as the opening, I even painted it black so NO I am not trying to show more of it. I think I will just remove some "material" from the inside/top of the bumper to give the radiator what it needs. Now it's no issue at all, we have 70F, but in summer, every inch of clearance will be good to have. Thanks for the ideas guys!





