Window vents for track car?

[payne]

Newb here.

I just bought this car: http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=47009

No 'nut coolers', no windows. I'd like to fab a small scoop that I can put in the window on warmer days to get more fresh air into the cabin. Does anyone make anything like this?

http://www.revvolution.com/image/albums-b-5yl-rj-r8-0/penske-donohue-sunoco-javelin-replica-63837.jpg

http://www.revvolution.com/image/albums-b-5yl-rj-r8-0/penske-donohue-sunoco-javelin-replica-63836.jpg

http://www.revvolution.com/image/albums-b-5yl-rj-r8-0/penske-donohue-sunoco-javelin-replica-63865.jpg

I grew up flying gliders and this is what we had in the canopy that we could pop open to get air into the cockpit:

http://www.wingsandwheels.com/images/fz-ausstellfenster.jpg

BTW - such a badass build:

http://www.revvolution.com/blog/2014/09/on-point-an-immaculate-penske-donohue-sunoco-javelin-replica#.VCCx2TtBGxk.facebook

[Rod P]

congrats on the buy! good car, I was one of the builders on that car over at Meanstreets Performance, we did some really innovative widebody design on there and most cant tell the rear wells were pumped out almost 4inchs at the tire, and a good Global west Cat 5 suspension, we spent some time fixing some evils from other builders, I'm sure Vince would have like to have stripped the car down and start from scratch (he's looney like that) :twak:

[payne]

congrats on the buy! good car, I was one of the builders on that car over at Meanstreets Performance, we did some really innovative widebody design on there and most cant tell the rear wells were pumped out almost 4inchs at the tire, and a good Global west Cat 5 suspension, we spent some time fixing some evils from other builders, I'm sure Vince would have like to have stripped the car down and start from scratch (he's looney like that) :twak:

Thanks! I'm amazed how sorted and streetable the car is. Taking it to Thill in early Oct and am excited to see how she does on the track.

The widebody is beautiful work, I'm really, really impressed by your fab work.

Cheers,
Jason