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I have given this some thought and research. Adding a front mount to this car makes sense and as in the fiat 500 there was big gains in direct cool air flow. Anyone think a front mount system for a fiat would fit our Dart?
 

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I really dont see why you would change the stock front mount, i can see why on the stock abarths because the stock dual side mounts (liquid cooled) but not on the dart. What are your thoughts for changing it?
 

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My thoughts for the front mount with hard pipes with less bends for betyet air flow. A front mount is the most effective way to get better circulation. On the fiat there were big increases and we have the same twin cooled setu. Plus a nice front mount would look nice behind that big grill. Tork is working on one and they said that they have seen great results and is a must do modification with all the stock restriction.

I really dont see why you would change the stock front mount, i can see why on the stock abarths because the stock dual side mounts (liquid cooled) but not on the dart. What are your thoughts for changing it?
 

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Our darts dont have the twin cooled system........ it has a single front mount. In the lil gap in the plastic by your latch look down, that black 6x4x24ish thing in front of the radiator..... is our intercooler.
 

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You think that you can get any images of the dart without a front bumper so I can see whats going on before I take mine off

Our darts dont have the twin cooled system........ it has a single front mount. In the lil gap in the plastic by your latch look down, that black 6x4x24ish thing in front of the radiator..... is our intercooler.
 
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