So this may be a retarded question, but I'm missing the right brake cooling duct on my car. How important would it be to replace it? Basically just worried about the one side being cooled more than the other and causing uneven braking and or wear? Or is this no big deal?
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Shouldn't make much of a difference for DD'ing purposes.Originally posted by DanMan68 View Post
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The brakes get plenty of air flow even wit those brake ducts not in. They would only become beneficial for brake cooling if you were on the track, and you were hard on the brakes constantly.Originally posted by cabriodster87Originally posted by KershawComment
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my car doesnt even have them. for DD purposes, they are more aesthetic than anything else. dont sweat it. If it makes you feel better, remove the left one until you get a replacement.I saved 15% on my Bimmer parts by switching to
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e30s didn't come with brake ducts from 86-87, so they can't be that important...Comment
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Yeah, thats what I thought lol.Comment
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Is's did right? Also I've seen some oem ducts For my style air dam.Originally posted by RainierHooker View Post
But it's negligible.
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Originally posted by T Verdier View Post
I think that '85 had some brake ducts in them, the valance and lip got off an '85 in the 'yard has them. Realoem doesnt show ducts on the '87 listing. I havent checked for an '86I saved 15% on my Bimmer parts by switching to...
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84-85 had them (tiny ones in the lip)
86-87 didn't have them EXCEPT US-Spec es/is's with the cow-catcher
88-92 had them (large ones in the valence)Comment
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