Metro's Vented Hood Club
10-09-2007, 04:33 PM
#25
Thread Starter
^Thanks Joe. 
Extra water? Well you could look at it as an added incentive to wash under your hood after every car wash. Your engine is better off because of it. See how that works out, Borris.
No problem whatsoever. The only thing you need to watch out for is when you have an aftermarket OPEN intake. You have to make sure it is not sitting directly under the largest grille. However if you don't drive your car when it rains (like Markus ) then you can take full advantage of having a vented hood since your intake is actual sucking in fresh air from above. If you have stock intake then it's even better since you are sucking fresh air plus its protected from any water coming in. So you got nothing to worry about. And remember, your headers or stock exhaust manifold is on the same side as the grille. So it lets the heat right out. I could go on and on but all these functionality aside, get it for the looks. 
And you gotta admit, it DOES look DAMN good.
Extra water? Well you could look at it as an added incentive to wash under your hood after every car wash. Your engine is better off because of it. See how that works out, Borris.
Originally Posted by s2killa,Oct 9 2007, 09:19 AM
looks sick as hell... is there any problems with riding in the rain/washing your car? let me know cuz i might want to get sexified...
) then you can take full advantage of having a vented hood since your intake is actual sucking in fresh air from above. If you have stock intake then it's even better since you are sucking fresh air plus its protected from any water coming in. So you got nothing to worry about. And remember, your headers or stock exhaust manifold is on the same side as the grille. So it lets the heat right out. I could go on and on but all these functionality aside, get it for the looks. And you gotta admit, it DOES look DAMN good.
