Brake Duct Plenums, Tube Routing?
05-20-2014 | 09:41 PM
#1
Brake Duct Plenums, Tube Routing? I am considering brake rotor cooling duct plenums and would love to see how those who have them have routed to pull the air with some photos. Also, are there any others on the market worth considering? Anyone done some temperature measurement with these to see how effective they are? 
http://blainefabrication.com/ductplenums.html
http://blainefabrication.com/ductplenums.html
05-21-2014 | 03:21 PM
#6
Only buy the ones from BSR products.
Blaine Fab, the guy who makes the duct plenums can hook you up with a complete kit.
I used ones like this
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aa...2141/overview/
Be aware 99% of the ones out there are very cheap and fragile, Blaine's, the BSR ones are much better.
Blaine Fab, the guy who makes the duct plenums can hook you up with a complete kit.
I used ones like this
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aa...2141/overview/
Be aware 99% of the ones out there are very cheap and fragile, Blaine's, the BSR ones are much better.
05-21-2014 | 03:46 PM
#7
BSR? I am told they went out of business a few years ago, these guys bought some of their remaining stock, but aren't too helpful: http://cvproducts.com
Thanks for the link
Thanks for the link
Only buy the ones from BSR products.
Blaine Fab, the guy who makes the duct plenums can hook you up with a complete kit.
I used ones like this
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aa...2141/overview/
Be aware 99% of the ones out there are very cheap and fragile, Blaine's, the BSR ones are much better.
Blaine Fab, the guy who makes the duct plenums can hook you up with a complete kit.
I used ones like this
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aa...2141/overview/
Be aware 99% of the ones out there are very cheap and fragile, Blaine's, the BSR ones are much better.
Last edited by libertyforall1776; 05-21-2014 at 04:01 PM.
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05-24-2014 | 11:49 AM
#8
I was just updating my checklist, and this is what I came up with... see any problems with this combination, FFB? I asked Alan about using the fog lamp openings, but he said to use the fog light openings on a Camaro you need to cut through the bumper beam, which is high strength steel and not easy to cut. Is there enough room above/below the duct to add mounting screws, or is there only room to use the bolts on the side edges of the ducts? Did you have to trim down the ducts to fit the air dam?
What's the other opening you have in the lower air dam, oil or PS cooler?
The Howe RE206 seems to be a similar shape duct but less expensive than the ALL42141, not sure how the quality compares though.
What's the other opening you have in the lower air dam, oil or PS cooler?
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Description Mfr Mfr PN Reseller Unit Price Qty Brake plenum C6 kit Blaine Fab blainefabrication.com 250 1 Gaffers tape 3M 6910 Amazon 33.45 1 Spare air dam GM 10229657 Florida Motorsports 30 1 NACA ducts Allstar ALL42141 Amazon 18.99 2 NACA duct screen Allstar ALL22260 Amazon 13.64 1 Brake duct hose Blaine Fab blainefabrication.com 75 1
Last edited by JimMueller; 05-26-2014 at 08:29 AM. Reason: BF kit includes 4 clamps, extra not needed
05-25-2014 | 06:38 AM
#9
I was just updating my checklist, and this is what I came up with... see any problems with this combination, FFB? I asked Alan about using the fog lamp openings, but he said to use the fog light openings on a Camaro you need to cut through the bumper beam, which is high strength steel and not easy to cut. Is there enough room above/below the duct to add mounting screws, or is there only room to use the bolts on the side edges of the ducts? Did you have to trim down the ducts to fit the air dam?
What's the other opening you have in the lower air dam, oil or PS cooler?
The Howe RE206 seems to be a similar shape duct but less expensive than the ALL42141, not sure how the quality compares though.
What's the other opening you have in the lower air dam, oil or PS cooler?
Code:
Description Mfr Mfr PN Reseller Unit Price Qty Brake plenum C6 kit Blaine Fab blainefabrication.com 250 1 Gaffers tape 3M 6910 Amazon 33.45 1 Spare air dam GM 10229657 Florida Motorsports 30 1 NACA ducts Allstar ALL42141 Amazon 18.99 2 NACA clamp kit Allstar ALL18342 Amazon 5.24 1 NACA duct screen Allstar ALL22260 Amazon 13.64 1 Brake duct hose Blaine Fab blainefabrication.com 75 1
Buy the good ducts from BSR products, most others are very flimsy copies. You will crush them just tightening the hose clamps.
I put the ducts in the very outer edge of the valence , rivets on 3 sides. The bottom is not attached. Plenty of room to rivet on the face of the duct, no trimming was done, I cut the valance.
3rd hole is PS cooler.
05-25-2014 | 08:28 AM
#10
I'm not having any luck finding BSR NACA ducts. How long ago did you buy yours? Happen to have the vendor and part number from the receipt, or a direct link to the product? Alan never offered to add ducts to his plenum kit to me, guess I'll see what he recommends if the BSR is no longer available.
05-25-2014 | 08:44 AM
#11
I'm not having any luck finding BSR NACA ducts. How long ago did you buy yours? Happen to have the vendor and part number from the receipt, or a direct link to the product? Alan never offered to add ducts to his plenum kit to me, guess I'll see what he recommends if the BSR is no longer available.
Most you buy are very flimsy cheap crap. If you even tighten the hose clap they collapse.
Talk to Alan, he will know.
