Reverse vented hood project
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hey dude i just wanna make sure that you dont have a a strut bar or alternator in the way when you finally finish your hood. Does the hood clear these things when shut? I wouldnt be too much fun if the first time you shut your hood you destroyed it.
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no i checked and it clears no prob. only thing i dont know for sure is if it will clear a strutbar. the slots are not very deep they are close to the hight of the bracing underneath.
the plan is to fiber glass this to my aluminum n/a hood put it on my built up s4 and run my t2 hood on the n/a.
the plan is to fiber glass this to my aluminum n/a hood put it on my built up s4 and run my t2 hood on the n/a.
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another thing i forgot to mention was that for a little more clearence im going to run 1/2" spacers on the hood hinges
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Oh hell yeah. That's ****. I was planning on doing the same thing after i finish my aero and body work on the rest of the car! For some reason fate wont let me take the easy way out with a uras vent (i can't seem to buy/find one to save myself) so i taped the hood off and notched it out where i wanted to vent......no cutting just yet.
LOOKS SICK.
What products are you using glass-wise and did you use mdf for the outer frame?
GOOD JOB!
LOOKS SICK.
What products are you using glass-wise and did you use mdf for the outer frame?
GOOD JOB!
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Oh hell yeah. That's ****. I was planning on doing the same thing after i finish my aero and body work on the rest of the car! For some reason fate wont let me take the easy way out with a uras vent (i can't seem to buy/find one to save myself) so i taped the hood off and notched it out where i wanted to vent......no cutting just yet.
LOOKS SICK.
What products are you using glass-wise and did you use mdf for the outer frame?
GOOD JOB!
LOOKS SICK.
What products are you using glass-wise and did you use mdf for the outer frame?
GOOD JOB!
the frame has these blobs of glue between it and the metal.
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the intercooler will get wet i guess, lol. i only take the car out on weekends any how so doesn't concern me too much. most of the time it sits inside.
the way it sits now the only thing getting wet would be the rad fan. once this is nice and solid i will raise it a little bit to add more clearence.
i was also thinking of putting a small mesh to keep leave and what not from entering.
the way it sits now the only thing getting wet would be the rad fan. once this is nice and solid i will raise it a little bit to add more clearence.
i was also thinking of putting a small mesh to keep leave and what not from entering.
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Yeah, mesh would be good parking somewhere outdoors in the fall.
With a non vented hood, i have a good bit of leaves, seeds a and small fruits in my bay i need to get around to cleaning out. With huge slots and no mesh you'd be on your way to starting a compost heap or underhood fire.
With a non vented hood, i have a good bit of leaves, seeds a and small fruits in my bay i need to get around to cleaning out. With huge slots and no mesh you'd be on your way to starting a compost heap or underhood fire.
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