extraction hood
#65
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chinese evo extraction hood vent
thoughts? takers? it's cheap, it's ricey. Wonder if it would interfere with the hood "bubble" at the front.
thoughts? takers? it's cheap, it's ricey. Wonder if it would interfere with the hood "bubble" at the front.
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chinese evo extraction hood vent
thoughts? takers? it's cheap, it's ricey. Wonder if it would interfere with the hood "bubble" at the front.
thoughts? takers? it's cheap, it's ricey. Wonder if it would interfere with the hood "bubble" at the front.
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I would (I've already got holes in my hood) but I bet it'll hit my cam gears where it dips down for the extractor since my engine sits almost 2" further forward and 1-1/2" higher than the B. Right now the t-belt is about 3/8" from the hood skin.
I'm actually considering 280zx turbo vents (one has the naca scoop, the other doesn't) IF the angle on them will fit the cowl hood line on the Miata. White car is a vw carbrio- and the vent angle doesn't jive with that squared up cowl line. The Chrysler Lebaron GTS vent would work to IMO - but it's big at 10x14. Has an inch taper on it that will work. I laid a template on the hood - but it IS big.
I'm actually considering 280zx turbo vents (one has the naca scoop, the other doesn't) IF the angle on them will fit the cowl hood line on the Miata. White car is a vw carbrio- and the vent angle doesn't jive with that squared up cowl line. The Chrysler Lebaron GTS vent would work to IMO - but it's big at 10x14. Has an inch taper on it that will work. I laid a template on the hood - but it IS big.
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That hood spent 2 years under a walnut tree. So I suppose someone who owned a dent-popper shop might consider it perfectly good. Ain't no way I'm fixing it. That was pre-subframe-shim, when I was going to cover it up with an early 80s Mustang GT hood scoop. When I saw that it was barely touching, I went with the shims and some trimming of the hood ribs to get it under the hood.