PHIL ANDERSON
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someone requested another picture of this so here it is. yes they are functional they cut the under hood temp about 12 degrees. the engine runs about the same temp as before
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louvers
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Why are you not just posting your pics in the same thread? Dont need a new thread for every picture.
Anyway, car looks nice and clean. Love the first gen LSCs.
Not diggin the hood but can appreciate the time and work put into it. Looks like it was done well.
Anyway, car looks nice and clean. Love the first gen LSCs.
Not diggin the hood but can appreciate the time and work put into it. Looks like it was done well.
PHIL ANDERSON
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i think ive figured this picture thing out so ill try to keep them together from now on . i was looking for something different and came up with this , some clown in town has a cowl hood that looks like he used bathtub caulk to put it on and i didnt want to copy that . besides i like the profile of these cars as is this did what i wanted.
rooster1969
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Not a bad idea, different. Personally, I think they would have looked better with a less extreme angle. But it`s not my car,....so my opinion doesn`t matter either way.
mespock
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But are they funtional? That's the major question ... If they are only for looks then there is no need for them ...
Sapperfire
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Heh, my thoughts too
philly0420
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Maybe his car isn't a DD. Mine has not seen rain in forever.
Roadboss
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I think they look neat plus they reduce some of the under hood temps. Obviously the rain comes into play, but I suspect this is a ride that plays only in good weather. "Whiner" hasn't seen any real rain in almost 10 years, and a spray hose in over 8 years (sponge bath & detail wax only).
PHIL ANDERSON
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yes rain gets in but they have been on for 1.5 years and there is no issue so far and i drive it every day