Hood Shocks Installed

Thought I Just Everyone Know I Just Installed New Hood Shocks On My Camaro, Damn Its A Heavy Ass Hood Once You Remove Those Shocks, And I Also Removed That Seal In The Back Of The Hood, I Heard It Helps The Hot Air Get Out Faster, Hopefully That's True

keep an eye on your engine to make sure no water is getting in there sinice you removed the stripping. if the coil and distributer get wet, the enging doesn't like to start. also cause's corrosion on those copper wire connections

Thanks For The Info I'll Keep My On It, Plus It Should Help Get The Hot Air Out Right?

you may want to put it back on, believe me its an expensive
no no..... :nono:

Could It Get Screwed Up With Out Rain, Because It Doenst Rain Often Here And Plus The Summer Just Began, If It Does Screw Something Up What Would It Be?

The only thing that could get screwed up is the ignition system if water fell down onto it. Once you dry it all out though I dont see why it would cause a problem unless it got corroded or something.

So As Long As No Water Gets In I'm Okay Right?

Yea I dont see any other problem besides getting your ignition components wet .

be careful when going to the car wash or when you wash your car.. you might wanna hold on to it so you can put it back on when you do wash your car

i dont know about all that, those gaskets are on there for a reason. i really dont think that its worth the risk for not gettin very much result...

^ ^ agreed :)
i highly doubt it's going to offer too much of a cooling benefit, at least enough of one to justify never being able to go to a car wash or through a rain shower ;) put the darn thing back on
heh