anyone with Vented Hood experience?
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Originally Posted by senor honda
One car has a rear facing cowl induction with a high rise hood and a stainless steel cold air box that I made; and doesn't get that dirty.
On another car I made brackets and installed flush screening under the hood holes so pressure from air flowing over the hood pulls air from inside and keeps it pretty clean.
Another alternative, make a removable cover, paint it black so it won't be noticed
and remove it when you want to show off the car.
I would screen it, though. If you pay for the screening, I can help you install it.-Bob
.......screening also keeps birds from getting sucked down into
the motor when you floor the gas....
On another car I made brackets and installed flush screening under the hood holes so pressure from air flowing over the hood pulls air from inside and keeps it pretty clean.
Another alternative, make a removable cover, paint it black so it won't be noticed
and remove it when you want to show off the car.
I would screen it, though. If you pay for the screening, I can help you install it.-Bob
.......screening also keeps birds from getting sucked down into
the motor when you floor the gas....
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Why not getting a sort of rubber or metal "stopper" made that could be inserted when it looks rainy? You wouldn't need the scoop in cool weather rain... And for most it could be made where you wouldn't even see it.
Dunno where it could be made at though.
Dunno where it could be made at though.
The dust is a prob though, I'm getting tired of wiping down my engine bay every time i take the car out.
