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Old 11-12-2004, 06:32 PM
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Hood.

Quick question, will rain and snow that goes threw the openings on the stormin norman hood eventually do harm to the engine, or it's nothing to worry about?
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Re: Hood.

Any ideas?
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Re: Hood.

i think the way that the hood is set up no water should get in, it should all just roll down to the front of of the car, unless u have the car uphill or something, but thats just an idea
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Re: Hood.

My Cobra R ram air hood doesn't let any in except for a little mist that doesn't cause any harm.
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Re: Hood.

it shouldn’t, even if a small amount got in for some reason the heat from the engine would evaporate and mist or condensation coming from the hood.
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Some will get in but nothing that will harm your engine at all.
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Re: Hood.

Thx guys.
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