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This is probably the hood many of you would like. It keeps all the factory lines of the hood and just generates 2 parallel lines opening to vent air in
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This is probably the hood many of you would like. It keeps all the factory lines of the hood and just generates 2 parallel lines opening to vent air in the front. For those worried about the weather, even with mesh or a grill, there are other options to consider.
Hood to consider:
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Here is an option to protect your engine bay, these are rain guards (came with my Seibon hood), which attach via a few bolts.
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Adding those to the hood will give you the ability to block out the hood if you want to protect the engine area or even need to keep heat inside the car for winter reasons. Also giving you the option to remove quickly when you need to. Also, I ran some early tests with the OEM hood and my stage 1 SC and will be adding a Seibon TS hood later to get a comparative results. Currently waiting to get the hood on and finish the results. OEM Hood v Seibon TS Testing
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