The Ultimate Noob Question...EVVVAAAARRR
Ok if i get a new hood with scoops and cuts and stuff, and it rains...where or what hardware is needed to drain it away from the engine bay...?
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What leads you to believe you need to?
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Duct Tape
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Not a noob question, since cold water is bad for a hot running engine, specially for the alternator. Some people seal them and paint the grill black.
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Some cars like Subies and Evo's have detachable panels that attach under the vents... I'm not sure Seibon does this for the 370z models, but I dunno who does make them?
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Well, I think we have to understand that driving a car with hood vents in the rain isn't like taking a couple 5-gallon buckets of water and dumping them in the engine bay. It's pretty warm on the engine ... the minimal amount of rain that gets in evaporates relatively quickly. Also, I can't speak for specific hoods, but many of the aftermarket ones I have looked at in the past (for other cars) have some form of water management system.
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Some hoods come with a shield you can remove to keep the water out? But this all depends on how aggressive the hood is.
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Mines a daily driver so we are talking car washes too.
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How do you wash the engine? Water or do you need some sort of steamer?
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Edit: But if you're going to do it, do not dump water on it. Cleaning the engine bay is a .... hand job. |
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