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Any pics from zdays to add to this thread ?
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Gonna jump on here and revive this thread as I am looking into options for a custom hood vent inserts. In doing so I found a vendor is southern California that specializes in hood inserts. I contacted Trackspec (Trackspecmotorsports.com) to see if any of their universal hood vents would work for the Z. John called me back and said he would rather design and build a custom hood vent for the Z especially if the was some interest. He contacted another forum brother and he agreed to donate his hood to the cause and will be dropping it of next week. I will start another thread if folks are interested. So what say you?
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He give you a rough price range?
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Love the hood!!!
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Nice. Yeah, spin off a new thread for it. Interested in what he comes up with! :tup:
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I have been looking for a CF hood and mostly interested in the Fujimura CF hood. I don't know where to find it, and I also plan on boosting in the future. My question is that you are saying that the hood does not ventilate as well as one would think? Also I checked vivids site and could not find any place to order it, but now I am kind of on the fence because ultimately I would much rather have functionality over appearance. The Fuji hood is the best looking IMHO, but if it heat may become an issue when boosted I may have to look at other hoods as the Fuji seems to cost nearly 2-3 times as some of the other options and does not equate to ventilation.. thanks greatly appreciate your feedback on it. Also have you thought about adding more ventilation to the hood while keeping the appearance and improving on functionality? That might be something worth while.. Edit: Just saw that you were looking for custom inserts disregard previous message |
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The great thing about the hood is you can run in the rain and water never touches your engine. The hood drains incredibly well. I would buy it again. The other reason I am looking for a solution is I don't want to screw Fugi up at the track. So far it has no noticeable chips or scratches on it. You can order the Fugi hood from RHDJapan. They have reasonable prices and the wait is about three months. |
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Is the seibon hood functional?
Those naca ducts suck air in but theres nowhere to release air The actual gtr has those same ducts but inimgine for a purpose |
Eh for turbos It's functional I would think. My stock hood got damaged so was easier to throw on a new one. The non vented was a 2 month wait.
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VIS hood does a pretty good job of keeping things cool, especially on track summer days. no fitting issues, highly recommend. |
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So clean...well done my friend! Fugimura FTMFW!!!:owned:
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I know its not vented but has anyone seen the do-luck hood for 370Z:
https://s6.postimg.org/fy7yap7rl/o06...2761115503.jpg https://s6.postimg.org/bdqtsvudt/Z33.5_Do_Luckaero.jpg https://s6.postimg.org/m1ukrq4cx/images_48.jpg I love the elevated humps on this hood, looks tough! Wonder if anyone here has this hood? |
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Varis Kamikaze-R version of their vented hood, but without those carbon fiber deflectors that go around the vents. All the pix i've seen seem to have those installed I kinda wanna see how that center vent looks w/o the dressing around it A new hood is the next thing on my to do list |
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are you kidding me? a 350z
that do-luck car is a 350z with a front end conversion to 370z |
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