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Custom hood poll
Here you go Gents.
I think I grabbed all the hoods that were discussed in the other thread.
If you'd like something different I suggest saying " I voted for 2 but would like it to be a little more XXXXXXX or a little less XXXXXX"
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I think I grabbed all the hoods that were discussed in the other thread.
If you'd like something different I suggest saying " I voted for 2 but would like it to be a little more XXXXXXX or a little less XXXXXX"
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I vote #4 but agree that the lines of the bulge need to be smoother and to slightly resemble #7. I think a mix of #4 and #7 would look the best and be different enough. I wouldnt be opposed to carbon either.
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I agree vents and louvers do look a bit cheesy, but I would like to get some this damn heat out from under the hood!
Add a little height on #7 for sure...haha car #7 looks legit..
Add a little height on #7 for sure...haha car #7 looks legit..
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Removing the weather strip on top of the radiator might reduce air flowing through the radiator though, that would be my only concern. All you need is a 2-3 inch cowl with an open rear and maybe a louver to or flap to close it if it rains. That would cause the air to get sucked out of the engine bay. There is a positive air pressure in the engine compartment at speed. All you need is an opening at the rear to let it out.
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Removing the weather strip on top of the radiator might reduce air flowing through the radiator though, that would be my only concern. All you need is a 2-3 inch cowl with an open rear and maybe a louver to or flap to close it if it rains. That would cause the air to get sucked out of the engine bay. There is a positive air pressure in the engine compartment at speed. All you need is an opening at the rear to let it out.