Mine fit right in,no problems.I`d maybe use a fine file and take a little bit off at a time,just keep re-checking for a correct fit.
Matt, better be prepared for a challenging install........mine took 3 minutes and 42 seconds to install. Would of been quicker, but I was scared to death of dropping one of those little screws down onto the motor. :banana:I'm going to be tackling the install of the Fore vents this weekend, what did you guys use to "massage" the hood if they didn't bolt right in for you?
Certainly beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but since the topic of the thread concerns heat, I think everyone would agree that the Fore vents have a greater ability for heat dissapation than the Billetflow vents.
probably because that is BF's design, and they are still in business, so it would be a very UPR type thing to use that style! In my opinion that design looks very much like the cooking surface on my gas grill, which is the main reason I went with the Fore ones. If someone could make them with thin, stock like slots, that would be cool, but I don't see that happening as these cars get older, and there are less, and less of them.
why has no one made BF looking ones... you know ones that look better than others on the market?
Good to hear Dwight! All I could picture in my mind was fiberglass dust everywhere as I fought to make these suckers fit. I shouldn't have doubted the quality of the Fore vents. :rockon:Matt, better be prepared for a challenging install........mine took 3 minutes and 42 seconds to install. Would of been quicker, but I was scared to death of dropping one of those little screws down onto the motor. :banana:
I think there is an old pic floating around here on SVTP of Doug from BF grilling a burger on a car equipped with his hood vents....probably because that is BF's design, and they are still in business, so it would be a very UPR type thing to use that style! In my opinion that design looks very much like the cooking surface on my gas grill, which is the main reason I went with the Fore ones. If someone could make them with thin, stock like slots, that would be cool, but I don't see that happening as these cars get older, and there are less, and less of them.
Wow, good point. I had no idea they cost that much. I got a heck of a deal for mine somehow. Mine are for heat of the summer and track days more than anything else. I like the way they look, but that is an awefully big hole their for someone/something to fall in to!that might be the case, but id rather run no vents than spend 200$ on those. i have other mods in mind to lower engine temps. :beer:
Recently started open tracking the car and looking for better cooling in the AZ desert. I'm thinking about trying these louvers out. Figured I'd place them where sct2003 has his.
inspired by this car: (a local friend)
at idle the heat extraction is ridiculous i can only imagine what it does while im driving...
Racebronco2 inspired me...
Clean up the edges, install some kind of mesh screen and you'll be golden!!!
I agree this mod really allows the heat to escape in a big kinda way!!!
:beer:
Later...Dave