hmm...then how do you explain the GruppeM intake scoop for the DC5?
the scoop is facing forwards ontop of the bonnet...surely rain water will get in, but it works without a problem
Doesn't look like it is facing forwards. Looks like it is facing backwards.
nothin wrong with water in the engine anywayz.. as long as its turned into an extremely fine mist b4 it his the chambers.. otherwise they're gonna have many bent rods
nothin wrong with water in the engine anywayz.. as long as its turned into an extremely fine mist b4 it his the chambers.. otherwise they're gonna have many bent rods
Hehe, the debate was over water would get into the roof scoop and wet the driver:
who cares if the drivers wet anywayz.. anyone here ever worn a race suit?? u fkn sweat like no tomorrow anywayz already wet
LOL true
I wonder if there is a market for 2nd hand race suits. I'm sure if people bought Michael Jordan's BO as an EDT, there should be some people wanting a whiff of Sebastian Loeb.
That's not the gruppeM that you are seeing. That's the wind deflector for the wiper.
Look at this pic:
Actually i think the gruppeM for dc5r does have a scoop that faces forward... theres a small hole at the bottom of the CF heat shield for water to drain out of
edit: on second thought it may face backwards - need an owner to chime in
this image isn't very good, but as you can see there, it does face backwards towards the firewall...then there's another piece that attaches to this opening that does face upwards and slightly forward.
Upon normal operation the grouppem does not run a scoop, on rainy days owners are advised to place the scoop on. The scoop itself will hinder the opening of the bonnet but can be easily removed by using a phillips head screw driver.
Additionally there is a hole in the box to allow the water to drain out before any big problems arise. Many owners have the grouppem box over on CITR and none have found any problems. Even owners running mugen box with the mugen bar has not found any problems in flood conditions.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm......................cai however has one unfortunate victim
well, it does draw in air from pretty much straight from the back of the bonnet but there is a duct which can be bolted on to prevent bulk water from pouring into the air box. there is a hole in the bottom of the air box to drain water.
these were about the best pics i could find
on the left you can sorta see where the air usually draws from before the duct is fitted
and now with the duct in place
lol everyone else posted now.
tofu-the second pic you posted doesn't have the scoop on
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