i cut my stock hood also.
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^Looks like you cut more than that! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Who was that guy in MA that had air registers from a house in his hood? I think it tracked it.
Stock JDM hood or one with JDM vents installed look good. I have a CF one with JDM vents and it works great/ look great but the company is quasi shady so I wouldnt recommend them.
Who was that guy in MA that had air registers from a house in his hood? I think it tracked it.
Stock JDM hood or one with JDM vents installed look good. I have a CF one with JDM vents and it works great/ look great but the company is quasi shady so I wouldnt recommend them.
The "Evo 0" vents are tiny and imo not worth the cost - even here where they are relatively cheap.
I was originally intending to fit the vents from a Lancer Evo 1-3 over the holes I cut, however genuine ones are $$$ (because you rarely find anyone willing to split them from the 'hood') and aftermarket ones were still pricey and I'd've had to spend ages cutting out the "holes" between the slats.
I was originally intending to fit the vents from a Lancer Evo 1-3 over the holes I cut, however genuine ones are $$$ (because you rarely find anyone willing to split them from the 'hood') and aftermarket ones were still pricey and I'd've had to spend ages cutting out the "holes" between the slats.
The JDM vents move a lot of heat out of them and they look right.
Mark
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Here is mine.
