A) Do you read? I'm talking about that particular hood.

B)Huh? Yeah yours will melt rockstar.:D

C) Yep, I was waiting for the trash language, and here it is.

D) Are you going to use your fairy spear to accomplish that, I'm curious? :fruit:

E) again, do you read?

And addressing your first comment.

I'd really like to see a mod's reaction. Because frankly it's getting tiring reading your abusive posts. You seem to think you can get away with talking down to people on this forum that express their opinion or ask a simple technical question, use of excessive fowl language,etc. It's getting tiring to read,whether you have skills or not. Just a little piece of advice , you'll gain more respect on the forum if you tone down that "fat head" syndrone. If you dish it out then take it without crying to a forum mod.,Ok rockstar ? :D

That is the LAST place you want to try and vent from, since it's a positive pressure area, so the whole engine compartment will need to be pressurized in order to have it vent there. It's more likely that it'll be sucking air IN there. That's why the cabin air intake is right there, positive pressure.

See the attached picture, it shows the pressure on the surface when moving, arrows pointing in means positive pressure, arrows pointing out means negative (relative) pressure. The length of the arrow indicates the magnitude and all arrows are perpendicular (at right angle) to the surface. Where the arrows are pointing out the most on the hood is where the vent should go.

A) Do YOU read? I'm referring to that particular hood as well

B) Yeah, I'm sure it will :rolleyes:

C) Oh noes! Your virgin ears bleeding? Gimme a break, we're all adults here, well most of us, a little swearing is nothing to get panties bunched about when it pertains to retardation

D) My fairy spear? I'm guessing that's what you want me to stab you with. :fruit:
E) Again, does english comp escape you or is it just the facts as it pertains to that hood? I am referring specifically to Carl Byck who was involved with that particular hood. If you're going to attempt to challenge me, get your shit strait first mkay?

https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-center-69/3rd-gen-mazdaspeed-reverse-cowl-hood-built-2nd-gen-group-buy-199590/

What's the word I'm looking for here :scratch:

Who says I'm crying to a forum mod? I've never once reported any "abusive" posts that have been directed towards me. Honestly though, I think it would be amusing to have your SN branded green. As far as you getting tired reading my foul language, stop stalking me around the fucking forum - oops. Forgive me for being a little brash to ignorant teenagers who start threads with, "I has an idea," or "check out my mad tyte downpipe fab skillzz" and then challenge me on my own welding after I offer SUGGESTIONS. Again, if you don't particularly enjoy my "abusive" posts or my fucking language, stop stalking and antagonizing me.

That's a nice find. I like, ALOT. It looks a little on the weak side though, you can see the tweak in it in the picture with the hood up.

Yup, do you remember the ad hype from d-max regarding thier hood and having that exact same vent?? For some cars it would be beneficial to have a vent there but they portrayed it as some voodoo magic that created a vortex that allowed the heat to be pulled out from infront of the windshield. They have since removed it.

WOW a simple question has gotten so much DUMB ASS remarks

is that a penis joke....because that would be hilarious!

Dumbass remarks? Yeah, there's actually a thing called knowledge being shared here in some of the posts. But I guess because it goes against what you had originally thought, it's just dumbass remarks

At least someone has a sense of humor

Not being a fairy I don't know what a fairy spear is but seeing how he follows me, & even knowing the spelling, I can only assume

Yep, in the muscle car world, hoods with an opening back there are called "cowl induction" hoods. Induction indicating that it's an intake, not an exit.

mine for reference.

Was from one on the guys on here. But I had the whole thing remade and grafted to my original NA hood.

Will let you know how my temps drop when I get the engine back in.

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I really wanted the Feed hood, which looks like the black track FC posted above, but I think the vent is a little bit farther forward. I tried to get in on a GB with Shine, but all the guys opted for the Sexy Style...so I am rocking an N/a hood =/

Thanks for the extra info on my hood Black91 and TTT. I honestly didn't even see this hood had a duct near the cowling until I opened the box, so it wasn't a selling point for me. Now that I have a better understanding of the +/- pressure areas outside an FC, I have a hypothesis. Since the 3 top vents on my hood are located rearward of the more "ideal" vent location, I'm curious if the cowl vent's air draw will facilitate pushing more air out of those top 3 holes. If this is correct, it would seem that this will pull a lot of the heat from the turbo/downpipe area up and out. Am I right, or is the cowl duct completely benefit free? I can't see it being detrimental... can it??

Sorry for the threadjack OP. Here is another hood option to stay on topic. This is the foresight bonnet availbale in Japan. This is my most wanted hood since I realized the panspeed wouldn't fit my car.

https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...9&d=1229356040

I remember that hood, dltrezzan (sp) made that. I like it but again, I hae to wonder about not only the placement of the vents but the effectiveness at speeds with all the added louvers

They opted for the sexy style as opposed to a close replica to Supernow's hood. :facepalm2:

http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/Fore...C3S-RX-7-52070

It's available if you really want it. My main concerns with that hood are it looks like the main vent is placed a little too far back for my intercooler and strut bar. I'm afraid I'll end up with more hood clearance issues. Right now I have to "adjust" the hood supports as it contact's by about .063" in the center of the hood. Looks like I have alot of fiberglassing in my future.

Funny how we are discussing the magical "Cowl Vent" overy few months or so...

What about having one made specificaly for your needs by a racing bodypanle maker. A good FC hood shouldn't weigh more then 3 KGs.

Riz.

Vent is small and to far back on the hood? Have no worries, using my mad jdm skills, I was able to create the ultimate hood. On top of all that, it acts like a AI system when it rains, sucking up everything including small children in its path!

BEHOLD!
https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...2k_medium2.jpg

That's a perfect hood for Mr. TitaniamTT, matches his "Fathead" syndrome.:D Of course we'll have to breakout the motec with EMap to get some data just to confirm.:D

That is the Pan Speed Type II hood. I have it on my car. My importer told me I got the last 2 that Pan Speed had in the shop and the guys there told him they would not be making any more. However, it is listed on RHDjapans website.
http://www.rhdjapan.com/jdm-low/Pan-...C3S-RX-7-50295

Pics of hood in my sig and in the build thread link.

I too will be running a Vmount and plan to do many tests with my hood as well.

Agreed, it is by far the worst looking hood out there. It doesn't flow with the FC lines at all. Did they finally take that hilarious animation off their site?

Same hoods on both cars. The hood just looks longer on the one car because of the way the headlight buckets dip into the front bumper. It's a direct bolt on.


I LOL'd!

That was the Pan Speed hood we were trying to have shine make. For some reason we couldn't get enough interest. Shine even had one of those hoods in their posession. But they didn't pull the trigger because the stupids wanted that Mini Dmax uglyness.

Why wouldn't the panspeed hood fit your car? If you can fit a stock hood you can fit the panspeed hood... Or are you talking about the overall look of the car?

Yep, it was quite depressing.

Any FG hood with a large hole in it will tweak a little when held up by the stock prop bar.

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Why wouldn't the panspeed hood fit your car? If you can fit a stock hood you can fit the panspeed hood... Or are you talking about the overall look of the car?/QUOTE]

I assumed it wouldn't fit (probably like a dumbass). Looking at pics of that hood on your car and others led me to believe that the vent dipped down lower than stock hood clearance toward the windshield side of the vent. Maybe this is an optical illusion. I was concerned about clearance with my intercooler core sticking up so high between the motor and radiator (see pic in my 1st post). If your hood is not lower at any point than a stocker, then I was wrong and could have fit it :uh: Thats ok though, because otherwise my car will end up looking too much like a toned down version of yours by the time its done

Oh how I love hypocrisy from little children looking for attention on the internetzzz

MMMM - test results.

Yes, they finally took it down. Why, I don't know. It was good for a laugh

Interesting, too bad it's near impossible to get these things here

More people with a sense of humor! There's hope yet

That's sad. Do they still have the hood and how many people would they need a commitment from in order to pull a mold?

Yeah but that seems to be a little excessive. It's also hard to tell if there are any supports on the inside of the hood or not.

aahh I see what you mean, i didn't realize the post I quoted was the same person who posted that setup. It does dip down some. How much clearance do you have with your intercooler and the stock hood right now? I'll take some measurements of the hood to help give you a better idea if it will fit or not.

Nope. I tried to pester them to sell it to me, but after an extremely delayed response from them I found out they got rid of it. So I bit the bullet and had one imported myself. I believe they wanted 10-15 committed to do it.

Will only know when I get it up and going :)

Also one of my biggest issues in the past was heat from a stationary situation. Sitting in traffic etc I use use to nearly cook my engine. Hopefully it will release that heat and actually get some airflow happening.

But its all speculation till I get it back on the road, nothing beats actual data

Well.... there was a problem with that. I scrapped my n/a hood and sold my aluminum TII hood last Fall before having any other hood purchased, then I installed the intercooler :dunce: Once it's warmer than -10 I will be heading out to the garage to fire up Mr. Heater and test fit this new hood.

How true that is. What are you running for a rad/fan?

That aerodynamic profile picture of the FC always had me thinking. It is of course of an N/A hood, stock bumper. If you took an aftermarket bumper, allowing more air to come in the front, and assuming you keep some form of undertray, at what point would the incoming air overcome the pressure created by that "positive pressure area" near the rear, and force air out a vent if placed there?

That diagram really has no index, so there's no way to know how much pressure is created, for all we know it could be a couple KPA, less then 1 psi.

You'd have to duct it all the way back and seal the tranny tunnel too. I was told that it I started having underhood temp problems to remove the seal on top of the firewall. Air will be forced in there and exit the tranny tunnel along with more engine bay heat.