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I'm running Grill Tech grills with my ram air scoop behind it. Did a few pressure tests with the new grill installed. The pressure was reduced by about 15% in the airbox. I don't feel that's enough to worry about unless you are already running into heat related issues. I did open up the Faux ducts and grilled them also to feed air into engine compartment for additional cooling just to be safe. The summers here in Texas get a bit warm
Check out this thread and click on the picture with Greg Stevens' Red S2000 and a black S2000 right next to it!
It's the 6th picture down on the right. . .hotel is the background. . .
This is ZOOM ZOOM's black S2000. . .he bought the grill when we were in Knoxville for Dragonball Run! I bought the black grill but later exchanged it when I saw how sweeeeeeeeeet his S2000 looked with the stainless steel grill! I have mine on, just no pics right now! Soon. . . Let me tell you. . .it's sweeeeeeeeeeet!
Here's the pic. . .sorry. . .thought it would'nt download. . .you may want to still look at the picture courtesy of the Atalnta S2000 club as it has a much larger size and better resolution!
Originally posted by WRS2K The front grill will make your engine blow up so don't do it.
I doubt that this is true. . .maybe other grills, but this one is very light and made of stainless steel. . .no engine blow ups are going to come about from this. . .
I wonder how much of an effect this would have on a front-mount intercooler. I think that with the increase in thermal loading with running higher engine outputs and the increased heat of running an intercooler, the mesh grill might be a bad idea. Any thoughts, guys?
Let me tell you. . .it's sweeeeeeeeeeet!
, but this one is very light and made of stainless steel. . .no engine blow ups are going to come about from this. . .
