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I have an idea. In the S2000's we were able to vent the hood. By venting I mean cutting the hood itself around the ribs and putting a mesh grill.

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Old 05-03-2009, 04:22 PM   #10 (permalink)
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I have an idea. In the S2000's we were able to vent the hood. By venting I mean cutting the hood itself around the ribs and putting a mesh grill. Not only would this reduce weight but also release excess engine bay heat. Here's what I mean.

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I actually have a guy on LI who does this professionally. I had it done on my S and it worked and looked great.
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