What do j00 guys think of this hood?
ehh I don't like it, unless its venting heat from like a turbo or something I don't find it that useful
[Modified by hooptie157, 11:21 AM 8/7/2002]
[Modified by hooptie157, 11:21 AM 8/7/2002]
Vented hoods make a big difference when it comes down to cooling.
An aftermarket thermostat and thermoswitch is more than enough for most people's needs.
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An aftermarket thermostat and thermoswitch is more than enough for most people's needs.
What I want is for hot air to be moved out of the engine bay quicker, I am guessing that can help cool the engine and other stuff like the intake and header.
Yea, but too much cooling is not good, like no VTEC. I have read about people putting both on their cars and not having VTEC Kick in.
What I want is for hot air to be moved out of the engine bay quicker, I am guessing that can help cool the engine and other stuff like the intake and header.
i'd prefer a mugen style vent, front of the hood, pulls hot air out from the back of the radiator and off the exhaust manifold. but not in a daily driver
[Modified by Rob, 3:02 PM 8/7/2002]
[Modified by Rob, 3:02 PM 8/7/2002]
I would call that hood rice...unless someone has extreme underhood temperatures, say with the use of a turbo. Other than that I think that it doesn't look good. I would highly recommend that you <u>not</u> purchase this hood.
If you want replace the hood with a CF piece I would do it with a solid CF hood, of which I can get for you at a very nice price.
Austin
If you want replace the hood with a CF piece I would do it with a solid CF hood, of which I can get for you at a very nice price.
Austin
Ever since I installed my SS header, I've noticed my underhood temps have risen alot. If I was in the market for a cf hood, I would get a vented one.
If your gonna spend the money, might as well get one that does more than just lose a few pounds.
If your gonna spend the money, might as well get one that does more than just lose a few pounds.
Ever since I installed my SS header, I've noticed my underhood temps have risen alot. If I was in the market for a cf hood, I would get a vented one.
If your gonna spend the money, might as well get one that does more than just lose a few pounds.
If your gonna spend the money, might as well get one that does more than just lose a few pounds.
it looks great - for me to poop on...
probably awesome with the optional DOHC V6 that came in with the 99 USDM R's - got room (and cooling vents) for both heads
probably awesome with the optional DOHC V6 that came in with the 99 USDM R's - got room (and cooling vents) for both heads
The vents are located too far back.
They should be just at the front lip of the valve cover.
Plus the "bulge" that precedes each of them will (slightly) INCREASE pressure on top of the vents, thus decreasing the effectiveness of the evacuation.
They should be just at the front lip of the valve cover.
Plus the "bulge" that precedes each of them will (slightly) INCREASE pressure on top of the vents, thus decreasing the effectiveness of the evacuation.
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I don't like it


much better
