To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out?
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To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out?
To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain from going through the vents and onto the motor? I tried masking tape which works temporarily, and laying down sheets on Saran wrap when i dont go anywhere... any other ideas?
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Re: To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out? (sleepycivix)
well, if it is a car that is actually driven/parked outside, my advice would be to get a non-vented CF hood.
Re: To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out? (G a b e)
Take a roll of aluminum foil and a clothes hanger and make a little tray with a spout that drains the water out of the engine bay, of course it would only work when parked, just an idea.
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Re: To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out? (integra707)
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Re: To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out? (G a b e)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by G a b e »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well, if it is a car that is actually driven/parked outside, my advice would be to get a non-vented CF hood.</TD></TR></TABLE>
My thoughts exactly.
My thoughts exactly.
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Re: To people with CF hoods with vents: How do u keep the rain out? (sleepycivix)
if there are grills where the vents are, you could use thin sheet metal and cut it to the length/width of each opening. then drill a small hole in the sheet metal, and use appropriately sized nuts/bolts to hold it to the grill. water would probably collect at the openings really bad, though.
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