cheap brake ducting material
i did a search on google and found that silicone ducting material cost about 6-11 dollars a foot. that means you'll need to spend about 60-70 bucks if you want to duct your front and rear brakes.
however, i found vaccuum hoses at sears for a lot cheaper.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...7821000P?mv=rr
do you guys think this will work? they are 20ft for 22 dollars. 5 feet should be more than enough per brake to do your entire car. the only thing is, i don't know if this will melt. i have a feeling it should since it's not directly touching the rotor anyways, just the control arms.
however, i found vaccuum hoses at sears for a lot cheaper.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...7821000P?mv=rr
do you guys think this will work? they are 20ft for 22 dollars. 5 feet should be more than enough per brake to do your entire car. the only thing is, i don't know if this will melt. i have a feeling it should since it's not directly touching the rotor anyways, just the control arms.
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yea that the main concern melting how about putting a heat barrier film on it see if heat keeps down might be cheaper then 70 bucks for ducting. i say
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