DIY wannabe OEM Vented Hood....What I did today!
09-12-2006 | 11:36 AM
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good job mang!
I only wish you would have done the other side. I decided to not do that side to the exposure to the fuses and battery. Although I do know that the side you chose is more efficient for heat removal.
Anyone else wanting to do this, I have some of the perforated aluminum needed to do the job. It costs 62 bucks a sheet and you need at least a 1/3 of a sheet.
I only wish you would have done the other side. I decided to not do that side to the exposure to the fuses and battery. Although I do know that the side you chose is more efficient for heat removal.
Anyone else wanting to do this, I have some of the perforated aluminum needed to do the job. It costs 62 bucks a sheet and you need at least a 1/3 of a sheet.
09-13-2006 | 02:27 AM
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From: Asheboro, NC
Looks damn clean to me man... 
Good job... Might have to have a meet down your way and let you work your magic on some other hoods
... I'm really, really starting to like that mod the more I see it... 
Good job... Might have to have a meet down your way and let you work your magic on some other hoods
... I'm really, really starting to like that mod the more I see it...
09-14-2006 | 05:15 AM
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From: Indian Trail, NC
Originally Posted by DrDre1443,Sep 13 2006, 05:54 PM
Hey D I bet you are getting a good test of the water today
I know I am and NO PROBLEMO!
I know I am and NO PROBLEMO!
D.
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