so its been a couple months have you noticed a big change in temp?
they look good btw - also you could have used jbweld or something like that to hold them on too.
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Re: Hood vents
so its been a couple months have you noticed a big change in temp?
they look good btw - also you could have used jbweld or something like that to hold them on too.
Level: Jeep Commander
Re: Hood vents
The vents combined with the electric fan bypass drops temps quite a bit and since I've done it I haven't had any cyl 3 misfires or rough idles on start up from heat soak... I usually leave the fan on in town when I'm running errands and turn it off (let the computer control it) on longer hwy runs... No problems with rain so I never did drip pans and I probably won't...
And as far a JB weld goes, that was an option but since the black rtv is good to 450 degrees and a lot easier to take off if needed I went that route... They're still up there and not coming loose at all...
Re: Hood vents
Talk about simple and clean. Good job man that looks excellent!!!
I've seen so many other guys with 4 times the amount of time in hood vents end up with half the end product!!!
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