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93-97 hood question

Is there a way to knock out the fake vents in the 93-97 hood and actually work with a gain of horsepower?
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Re: 93-97 hood question

I was thinking about that, but i dunno. Since they're in the back and our intake is in the front. I don't think the openings are really big enough to do anything, even if you can fab something up.
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Re: 93-97 hood question

you have to get a new hood and a ram air system
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Re: 93-97 hood question

its a cool concept but i didnt know if someone had already done or if it was posible at all
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Re: 93-97 hood question

why a new hood cant i just use the one i have
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Re: 93-97 hood question

then you might have to vut out those small holes, and make your own custom ram air kit, then it might work
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Re: 93-97 hood question

to get to the vents, you have to remove the fire retardant under the hood, and they unbolt. the best thing that would happen from opening up the scoops is that it would allow colder air to flow on to the intake manifold. it wouldnt give you a ram air effect or anything, but it might give you slightly cooler intake temps.

i had been thinking of this for quite a while, but i dont think that it is very practical. you wouldnt get much air flow into the vents because of their position and size. they are mostly for looks, i wouldnt give it a second thought...
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Re: 93-97 hood question

wont see any performance gain, but might keep underhood temps a little lower. If you drive in the rain a lot of water will be pushed in there.....
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Re: 93-97 hood question

exactly...
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Re: 93-97 hood question

you could install some type of flaps or doors that open from the wind when the car is moving.
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Re: 93-97 hood question

better yet, hook em up to a vacuum line so the pop up when you hit the gas...
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Re: 93-97 hood question

thats a pretty good idea
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Re: 93-97 hood question

im full of them...
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Re: 93-97 hood question

then rain will still get in there while your driving.....
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Re: 93-97 hood question

maybe a dumb question but hoods with scoops, why doesnt rain get in those? or does it
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