Since this doesn't come up to much, I thought I'd just post up some pre/post pictures of some basic ducting on the front of my 240. This is my first time doing this, and need to do a bit more for blocking the sides between the radiator/intercooler... maybe tomorrow once I have some material to work with.
Pre ducting...
Passanger side, there's a nice big gap there.

Looking down between the radiator and IC... more ways for the air to go.

Not really having time to go shopping for material, I'm using what I have around the garage and will plan on getting some thin-gauged sheet metal tomorrow for what I have mocked up with cardboard.
From work, a very dense foam that doesn't have much give, but does cut well with a saw blade.

After spending some time measuring, cutting, and repeating multiple times I got the sides pretty well blocked off and the foam is not going anywhere.
Passanger side, it took alot of effort to get the foam into place.

Driver side. (looks hacked together... it is)

The lower one was pretty easy to do with cardboard and should be just as easy when I get some metal to cut/bend.
Pre ducting...
Passanger side, there's a nice big gap there.

Looking down between the radiator and IC... more ways for the air to go.

Not really having time to go shopping for material, I'm using what I have around the garage and will plan on getting some thin-gauged sheet metal tomorrow for what I have mocked up with cardboard.
From work, a very dense foam that doesn't have much give, but does cut well with a saw blade.

After spending some time measuring, cutting, and repeating multiple times I got the sides pretty well blocked off and the foam is not going anywhere.
Passanger side, it took alot of effort to get the foam into place.

Driver side. (looks hacked together... it is)

The lower one was pretty easy to do with cardboard and should be just as easy when I get some metal to cut/bend.

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