What were the holes in the seats for? (a) to keep the driver cool by blowing air into the cockpit. (b) To hide stereo speakers to keep the driver entertained over long races. (c) To extract air out of the cockpit. OK OK it's not (b). Answer is in the Tech , Electrical,Interior and Trim section. Regards.
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The holes in the seats were a strategic design by the leading automotive engineers and proctologists of that period. The idea was that when a driver became flatulant, the pure methane would be funneled into a pipe leading to the intake manifold, thus boosting the horse power significantly.....its a little known fact that the multiple LeMans successes were largely due to fact that the team often ate burritos before the races.
Hope that helped some.
Hope that helped some.
Neal
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Actually, the BWM tuners have already implemented this...
Have a look at this thread over at the M5 forum
Have a look at this thread over at the M5 forum
