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rastta · 06-01-2014, 02:20 PM

Noted in the other thread that I was trying to find someway to get some air in the cabin as it gets pretty hot in there. So here is my attempt at a solution. I had some of the hose and the outlets laying around from a previous brake duct project on my old S4 and so I figured I'd see if this would work. Purchased the duct from Pegasus and it fit right in. Used the cover to mark and drill the holes. Bent the lip of the aluminum outlet flat and drilled it and used a sheet metal screw to attach it under the dash. Large zip tie keeps the hose in place. May work. May not. If it doesn't - I might look into fitting an inline blower like the one from coolshirt (non name brand ones are $25 and wire it to a toggle in my dash.

06-01-2014, 02:20 PM	#1
rastta Registered User Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Cowtown CA Posts: 369	Cabin air feed Noted in the other thread that I was trying to find someway to get some air in the cabin as it gets pretty hot in there. So here is my attempt at a solution. I had some of the hose and the outlets laying around from a previous brake duct project on my old S4 and so I figured I'd see if this would work. Purchased the duct from Pegasus and it fit right in. Used the cover to mark and drill the holes. Bent the lip of the aluminum outlet flat and drilled it and used a sheet metal screw to attach it under the dash. Large zip tie keeps the hose in place. May work. May not. If it doesn't - I might look into fitting an inline blower like the one from coolshirt (non name brand ones are $25 and wire it to a toggle in my dash.