Heat Extraction Hood
#11
But anything that would improve airflow in the engine bay is why I posted that one up.
What about keeping the hood you have and running a pair of OEM Lincoln Mk8 or Ford Taurus e-fans? As far as I can find there's nothing else out there that pull as many CFM...4000 each...if those were running all the time and you had them sealed up tight to the radiator then sealed your intercooler to the radiator they would be forced to draw straight across the core. A buddy of mine has a pair on a diesel truck pulling through the radiator, trans cooler, AC condenser and an IC and they'll hold a pair of leather work gloves to the IC when they're running.
I was impressed.
I was impressed.
And the added benefit of it would be to promote airflow across the heat-exchangers.
#12
I think the hex vents would work great and look decent. And with your color scheme painted the same black as your stripe would look decent. And is it too hot constantly or is it only under certain conditions like in town stop and go amd track or just all the time no matter what
#15
Never liked those to be honest, however there is a hood that not only has an intake like that but vents on either side that act as heat extractors.
I plan on buying a HD hood and handing it over to Ramaro but I need to come up with something prior to hacking into it. The more I think about the reverse cowl the more I like it but like others said, it can be made to look a bit too ricer-ish if I don't be careful.
Thought about doing that actually!! I'm driving 350 miles with my truck tomorrow and thought I would just leave the hood at home!! But decided against it.
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There was a member on here that was going to do vents in his stock hood, not sure how it ever turned out. I think it was V502 or something? Can't find the thread I am thinking about..