will the grill restrict air flow to the turbos
1873067
Some say it does if you are pulling heavy load,When i pulled a heavy load for a 100 miles didn't see any change in engine temp or power loss
1873068
it is not even worth trying it looks sooo stupid I didn't even install it on my truck. I keep it near my computer now so I hopefully don't make a quick purchase again
1873069
You will not feel or see any changes in performance or MPG's. Looks great and functions good in allowing air flow through the billet grille.
1572134
I would say yes. You couldn't have the grill going at the same time but it should be an adequate shell to hold smoke in. I really like mine, too hot to cold smoke in my neck of the woods right now though.
1624635
It should not restrict the flow. You want to filter your outtake fan? Typically you want to filter the air being sucked into the case. FYI, a good way of reducing the amount of dust in your case is to make sure you have more total filtered intakes then you do total outtakes. This will create a negative pressure in the case.
1914239
It will slightly restrict the airflow just because it has parts sort of in the way, but air can easily flow past those parts. If you need to block airflow more thoroughly, you will need a separate mechanism to do this.
542456
I deferred your question to my wife, who does the majority of our grilling. Her reply was that she has noticed no issues with the wind cooling the temperature and so far, we have not had an issue with the wind blowing out the flame, even without any type of wind screen.
312013
I'm not sure which grill you mean. If it's the one with a lift off dome, yes. If it's one that is attached at the back, no.
803841
This is a pretty nice grill as if you packing it, it does NOT have the vent on the bottom. Vents are on each side built into handle. If you were to have the briquettes around the outside of circle so you do not have the DIRECT heat it may work.
1555935
You're required to cut the inside of the grill out with . You will also have to touch up your cuts with black paint .also My grill has a whistle . At lower speeds .
505527
As Barry mentioned, user guide recommends to install this so the blades are horizontal and pipe is vertical, directly to the exhaust vent. Page 2 has a picture.http://www.fantech.net/Documentation/Air%20Distribution%20Products/401818%20RSK%20OIPM%20EN%20FR%20ES.pdf
2009578
Not sure. Are there any obstructions to the outside venting? The cooling (compressor) will cycle on and off, but it shouldn't be doing that in short bursts.
1753394
It does not block the vents. I'm sure it runs slightly hotter just based on physics :) but I have not noticed anything abnormal. I love the case so far (2 months)
922788
If you dont place the tubing and tie it to your front grill yes, if its a turbo car the noise is louder than NA i fabricated a stainless steel box around it and covered it in a sound proofing non flAmable material.. But took me 5 months to get there
1695952
no vents. really no need for them - air does not need to circulate underneath. keeps the grill nice and clean and dry. easy to take on and off. great cover!
574559
More obstruction of the wind flow results in loss of effectiveness and higher noise level. I am wondering what can be expected from the unusually small apertures in this front grill.
977838
The housing (grill) mounts around the fan motor. It is a quiet fan for its size. Of course the higher the speed, of the three speeds, the louder, but it is a quiet fan for its size.
694927
It has slits on the sides and slits on the bottom piece for ventilation. Air flow isn't an issue with these. I wouldn't worry about that. I still think this is the best deal.
1232679
I have found the outside temperature affects it. Try adjusting your vents and place the grill vents towards the prevailing winds.