Bring A Trailer 1972 BMW 3.0CS Group 2

[teahead]

This is the first I've seen of the spoiler air ports actually being connected to the front brakes for cooling. Is it a custom (cobbled up) affair or is there a bracket on the calipers that comes with the Willwood setup? Has anybody done this for a stock disk brake set up?

Unless you're tracking a car, brake cooling doesn't seem too advantageous, but surely doesn't hurt (unless it's pouring ran and a ton of water gets on your brakes, defeating the purpose).

Any flexible hosing can be used.

 

[bdigel]

This is the first I've seen of the spoiler air ports actually being connected to the front brakes for cooling. Is it a custom (cobbled up) affair or is there a bracket on the calipers that comes with the Willwood setup? Has anybody done this for a stock disk brake set up?

My Old Boss and I actually made that . My boss welded some brackets to some oval exhaust tubing that allowed the hose to have a place to attach to , It was a nice set up . If you have a 3seris of any kind there are dozens of options for brake ducting but any of the other cars its all custom work .