Era Fia Pix???

[Tongue Pirate]

I need a couple pics if anyone has them.

#1. A good shot of the overflow tank hose routings on a carbureted, no heater car. I have mine set up but not sure of a couple of the routings. The pump to the tank...Should it go under the alternator & around the frame support or through the alt. belt opening?

#2. I want to give building my own brake scoops a go. Any detailed pics of these would be helpfull. I have downloaded all I can find but most are at bad angles & dimentions aren't clear.

[luke-44]

Here are 2 pix of the ERA brake ducts. Sorry, no dimensions. Good luck...

[ERA-FIA]

Hyde,

I am running the same set-up...carb. no heater. I ran the hose below and around the alt. but inside the frame upright. This was how several cars were set-up at ERA.

[Tongue Pirate]

Great! Thanks for the help guys! Any more pics or dimentions of the Ducts would be great too. Those do help a lot. From what I've read the general suggestion is to not run them on the street due to the possibility of debris being shot at the rotors. I was thinking of aiming them more to the back & the ground. I just really want the look without adding the extra wear & it sounded like a fun little metal shaping project.

[ALF]

Hello

I ordered the ducts from Cobra Restorers. But they where not to use!
Therefore I ordered the ERA ducts any they where perfect!
(I had only to cut them at the inside to have sufficient place for the wheels)

I mounted them on my car last year and I had never any problem on the street!
(I added two pictures to my gallery)

Regards
From Switzerland

ALF

[scuderia]

Alf, what kind of cobra do you have? I've noticed on the COC Website that it must be a 289 but I couldn't find any information about it.

Regards,
Daniel

[Tongue Pirate]

Awsome looking car ALF! Thanks!

[ALF]

Many thanks for the compliment!

I’m always working on it, but you’ll know this as well!

[Tongue Pirate]

Oh, I know allready! First it will be running & then I start saving for more add-on parts