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TwinTurbo93 05-28-04 01:06 PM

Custom hood, Z3 kind-of oppenning @ air filer area
 
I was searching around to find if anyone with aftermarket filters made they're stock hood or thought about making a small oppenning at the filers area (only), something like the Z3 style, to get some cold air in that place, I beleive that little oppenning would help also the turbo to cool of or stay cooler while driving? :ret:

I know that the head light cover oppenning is more for looks and basicaly does not do any help realy, so I was wondering or trying to do something that has good effect on performance direction.


Thanks for reading.
:wavey:
John Gazivoda.

ijneb 05-28-04 01:25 PM

Leave the Z3 to BWM. If you want vents, get a aftermarket hood. Click over to the rx7store.net and see what they've got, or rotary extreme.

-Ben

AntiVenom7 05-28-04 02:18 PM

AMEN!!!! the problem with the Z3 vents is that they are too closely related with the riceroni

DCrosby 05-28-04 02:37 PM

And the louvers aren't pointed into the airflow, but away from it...

TwinTurbo93 05-28-04 03:16 PM

Guys, guys relax, you obviously didn't understand my question or didn't read it careully enough, what I meant was something like z3 to give you an idea of what I meant not z3 vents, and yes those vent will deffinitely stay on bmw's as far as my concearn.

r0gu3 05-29-04 02:19 AM

RE Amemiya Super G Hood. :)

diablone 05-29-04 02:26 AM


Originally posted by TwinTurbo93
Guys, guys relax, you obviously didn't understand my question or didn't read it careully enough, what I meant was something like z3 to give you an idea of what I meant not z3 vents, and yes those vent will deffinitely stay on bmw's as far as my concearn.
Perhaps you should post a picture. I'm not seeing anything on the Z3 hoods that could be of any use.

BicuspiD 05-29-04 04:17 AM

Re: Custom hood, Z3 kind-of oppenning @ air filer area
 

Originally posted by TwinTurbo93
I was searching around to find if anyone with aftermarket filters made they're stock hood or thought about making a small oppenning at the filers area (only), something like the Z3 style, to get some cold air in that place, I beleive that little oppenning would help also the turbo to cool of or stay cooler while driving? :ret:

I know that the head light cover oppenning is more for looks and basicaly does not do any help realy, so I was wondering or trying to do something that has good effect on performance direction.


Thanks for reading.
:wavey:
John Gazivoda.


http://home.comcast.net/~fd3stuner/carbonstout2.JPG

Kinda like that?

skunks 05-29-04 04:35 AM

i think its better to just go with a true cold air intake system/duct because i like things being fairly symetrical. As far as cooling of the turbos are concerned, i suggest a nice scoot hood :)

skunks 05-29-04 04:43 AM

i think its better to just go with a true cold air intake system/duct because i like things being fairly symetrical. As far as cooling of the turbos are concerned, i suggest a nice scoot hood :)

aREX4X 05-29-04 10:41 AM

Just don't do one of those DIY hood vents using shop vac parts for vents. A car I looked at buying had just that, and he matched the paint with Krylon's best LOL.

X...

TwinTurbo93 05-31-04 09:26 PM

This damn forum is not allowing me to upload pix for days, :cursing:

What I'm realy thinking is more like invisible thin cut lines behind the pass. side head light and is not for looks, yet I want it to look neat at the same time.
My intentions are to build some sort of insulation from the engine bay and have filters breath only cold air.
I definitely woulnd't go with a hood scoop or one of those open hood, I don't like'em.

John.


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