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Old 10-15-2004, 02:26 PM
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Stormin Norman/Ram Air hood

The winter is approaching, and I have a cervini stormin norman hood. I'm curious on what could be done to block the holes from snow? Are there any prefabricated items that can be placed there?
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Honestly I wouldn't even worry about it..... snow gets in through mine when I brush it off. Nothing bad happens.
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Snow? What's that?
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Re: Stormin Norman/Ram Air hood

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Snow? What's that?

haha im w/ brent here...ive seen snow once in my life, and it was less than half an inch.
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Re: Re: Stormin Norman/Ram Air hood

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haha im w/ brent here...ive seen snow once in my life, and it was less than half an inch.
you guys haven't lived then =)
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You havn't lived until you drive 400 miles from Phoenix to San Diego through the Mojave Desert (120+ degrees) in the middle of summer with no AC going 110 MPH with the windows down. Thank god I can afford a car with AC now.
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We can make snowballs. Beat that!
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Re: Re: Re: Stormin Norman/Ram Air hood

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you guys haven't lived then =)
Yea, hey! Try coming here to Wisconsin. Its 30 degrees right now
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Re: Stormin Norman/Ram Air hood

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We can make snowballs. Beat that!
It's a beautiful 95 degrees here today. Should be good racing weather in about month when the days are in the 70's and the nights in the 50's. I haven't run my stang in cool weather. Kind of sucks running in the summer since the ambient air is like a hair dryer on high heat. Hell the door hanldes and seat belts never even cool to the touch.
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