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What are the holes for under the MK2 GT3 front bumper?

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Use chinmey and rsr slots in my mk1 bumper

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I use the chinmey and rsr slots in my mk1 bumper to direct the air.
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Use cooling, are there any scoop/vents

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And assuming its used for cooling, are there any scoop/vents for it?
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I use the chinmey and rsr slots in my mk1 bumper to direct the air.
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Use cooling, are there any scoop/vents

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And assuming its used for cooling, are there any scoop/vents for it?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know what the 4 holes under the GT3 mk2 front bumper is used for? Not talking about the front holes/vents, the ones under the car/bumper.. And assuming its used for cooling, are there any scoop/vents for it? Thanks!

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Thats how the air that cools the center rad escapes.

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thanks, on the GT3s did they have specific vent/scoops for it? or its just left as is just with the holes there

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Thats all u get. The mk2 gt2 got a chimney and trim to direct the air up and out over the frunk. I use the chinmey and rsr slots in my mk1 bumper to direct the air. Its pretty custom as the parts for a.mk1 where never meant to fo together.

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