Dual A/C's are going to make it crazy cold. This project is going to be top 3 of all GP projects ever done.
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Actually this is what was done on my customer's Snowmobile engined Smart Car.
However the scoop needs to be very large, way larger than the door itself to scoop enough air without looking ugly.
btw that Smart car runs 11s on the 1/4 mile now on street tires.
The car is now a few tenths quicker than on this video taken by myself.
Just thinking out loud/quick thought, what issue would there be in mounting the second radiator up front. If you pop the hood it would not look stock. I wonder how big the lines would have to be and how much weight the water in the longer lines would add? Enough room? Enough air flow?
that would need 2 inch pipe ran from the front to the back. seen it done on off roar trucks with a rear engine, buggy's if you will. seem em use the roll cage as well to plumb the coolant.
Too much risk if anything goes wrong.
But my plan is to go to the track and look like a FWD, just do a small burn out of the front tires then run a great time, surprise a few guys.
Then my next burnout would be front tire first, then rear tire alone. Then we'll have a lot of looks lol
You probably wouldn't need to do a burnout at all.
Man, you guys do some cool stuff. Nice work on this. Can't wait to see what it runs.
Excellent idea
Yep, many of the off road buggys I run with have done this. It is more parts to deal with problems and such, but it is pretty common. I think trying to make a radiator work in the back is probably better, but it will have its own set of challenges.
When you go to do your burnout put one engine in reverse and one in forward and just smoke all four tires sitting still.....lol
I'll try that for sure !
Today we worked on it a little. Boring stuff, trimmed more off the body to make it easier to work on the engine. Aligned every very close to how it will be. Decided on subframe heigth
Decided on how to install subframe to the unibody so it is removable and very strong. Rear engine will have more traction so everything needs to be as strong as stock or stronger.
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