thermal wrap?
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I bought the hood for a summer hood and I couldt think bout messing up a perfectly good color matched hood. So now I have a good hood to keep out water. That was the only reason why I bought it
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Originally Posted by vtecb,Dec 17 2009, 11:45 AM
the cooler the motor is the better it will run.
Normally we don't get temps that are low enough to cause the issue listed above. Unless you are out driving around in the very cold weather like we had last week using very low revs in the engine.
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True. I just figured I didn't want my intake getting h3at soaked so I could wrap thestock one but I guess ill have To but one. It's good to always learn more. I syllable need that trany G!
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Originally Posted by ileventhal86,Dec 18 2009, 11:12 AM
Not slicing into my apex blue hood bro without a back up 
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Originally Posted by vtecb,Dec 16 2009, 06:41 PM
so i might sound stoopid, but i didnt know with the way the S is made if you can thermal wrap the stock hedder. i know you cant wrap cast cuz it will crack and i havent took the heat sheild off to look at what its made of. does anyone know or know where i can find out?