RS2 Foglight Air Vents

**LGK6D** · 2 February 2013, 18:39

So the people who've fitted these have never had a look to see where the air is going?

**A80Avant** · 2 February 2013, 18:59

Air is supposedly routed to the brakes, or at least that is what happens to porsche cars.
However with flexible tubes you can route it anywhere you want. I would on the right side to the air filter and left side on the radiator. Not that it would make a huge difference but hey!

**irishs2** · 2 February 2013, 19:05

Mostly its just styling. Might help intercooler, might help brakes.

If form follows function, what do people carry in the back of RS2s

**pixsaudisex2** · 2 February 2013, 19:05

I did mine to the airtake. Pipes never had much room though to be effective unless you cut up bits n bobs... But I did it as I couldn't find foglights.. They look cool though.

**LGK6D** · 2 February 2013, 19:16

Originally posted by irishs2

Mostly its just styling. Might help intercooler, might help brakes.

If form follows function, what do people carry in the back of RS2s

I guess the funny answer is a much better rear suspension setup. But in honesty it's very practical being an estate and is one of the reasons I bought it. It's as close as I can get to a 911 Turbo without upsetting my customers and means I can still shift work around in it if I have to.

On a 993 there's a clear route through the bumper to the wheel arches which makes it easy. I've poked my nose behind the fog light and couldn't see much of a clear route to anywhere. You're right though, they do look cool but that's not reason enough for me to fit them. I hardly ever use the fog lights either though to be honest, but then it's an easy excuse as I didn't decide to fit those.

So I guess the question is can you get a worthwhile pipe from the back of the vent to the brakes?

RS2 Foglight Air Vents

RS2 Foglight Air Vents

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