Looks good, especially with your roof decals! Would be wayyyy too scared to try this myself though
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Originally posted by Soran View PostIf you really want lots of air, you could go for something like this.
Originally posted by THP View PostHats off for the effort, I wouldn't have the guts to chop open a fairly new car! Personally I would've gone for a plain style though, just a rectangle or something.
Originally posted by danlock92 View PostLooks good, especially with your roof decals! Would be wayyyy too scared to try this myself thoughsigpicJog on Noddy
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I think they look ok, in the flesh might be different though. What's the impact on the engine during/after a good downpour.
You are right about the amount of heat the engine produces, I may look at ducting some air in from a clean source (taking into account water ingress obviously).
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Theyre not too bad in the flesh. The edges are very slightly uneven in places, but I aint no panel beater
If still like them in 6 month, may get the bonnet professionally finished or wrapped anyways.
Have some magnetic covers for the rain which work well. Bonnet was only for summer use, hopefully less rain than winter
With the pistons going in some in the early days, my feeling is partly down to massive heat build up with tuned cars, higher output engines- so anything to get that heat away will help
May be even better to drive in the winter, thinking bout it :-)sigpicJog on Noddy
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You try and source a DS3 WRC Bonnet they have vents built in.
http://www.zercustoms.com/news/image...-DS3-WRC-1.jpg
The R5 also have the vents but usually covered up.
R1/R3 don't seem to have vents so the theory of extra heat maybe a myth or the wing can take it anyhow.
Think the BMW Cooper S/JCWs are the only THP models to have a scoop on the bonnet though not sure if that was put there for cooling or air induction.
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