Turbo II hood vs N/A hood
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Doesn't seem like it would do all that much. Hood scoops aren't remarkably efficient and it would be minimal air entering. You would be better picking up an electric fan or a performance radiator.
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I just put one on my vert and it looks very cool. Here's the problem...
Water will run directly into your alternator which is not a good idea. It looks like it will get into the TPS as well. I ended up making an aluminum panel to cover up most of the opening on the inside (silicone and bolted in place) and left a small opening in the back so the water and air ends up near the firewall. Hopefully it works.
Water will run directly into your alternator which is not a good idea. It looks like it will get into the TPS as well. I ended up making an aluminum panel to cover up most of the opening on the inside (silicone and bolted in place) and left a small opening in the back so the water and air ends up near the firewall. Hopefully it works.
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Originally posted by Kanaida
not to mention much lighter. the tii is aluminum.
-Kanaida
not to mention much lighter. the tii is aluminum.
-Kanaida
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