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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    I know that wasn't you.

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  • franco90
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    Then I went to page one, found it was Mr. Anderson, and franco90, no, I highly doubt he needs assistance in venting his hood. Maybe a bondo center console cupholder though.
    LOL good one but I dont need a bondo cneter console cupholder thats that russian dude ...

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    From 2004/2005. He probably r3v'ed his car already and is driving a Corolla.

    Then I went to page one, found it was Mr. Anderson, and franco90, no, I highly doubt he needs assistance in venting his hood. Maybe a bondo center console cupholder though.

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  • franco90
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    thanks dude

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by franco90
    I know looking around helping a e30 dude find hood scoops for his e30 (pics)

    From 2004/2005. He probably r3v'ed his car already and is driving a Corolla.

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  • franco90
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    I know looking around helping a e30 dude find hood scoops for his e30 (pics)

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    What are you doing franco90? This was from half a decade ago.

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  • franco90
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    Originally posted by T.Dot E30
    here is an e30 with a scoup, not really a grill like ur planning, but i guess u can get a better picture of it.

    BTW: Car is turbo'd thats why its on the wrong side.

    bas ass

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  • Surge
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    I actually think it looks ok - it's not a half assed job or anything, it's done rather well, and remember it's only there for a functional purpose.
    If everyone stuck to the norm nothing interesting would ever come about.

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  • Tangent
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    Effective though it might be, it looks like it was ripped out of the wall in someones house and grafter into the hood...

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  • uofom3
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    and you're not understanding the concept and it has nothing to do with appearence- read the article under mods and installs on www.e30m3performance.com about why it is there before suggesting its ugly-- i wouldn't do it, but it works.

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  • erik325i
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    ^^^^^

    Ohh My God! That's hideous!

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  • uofom3
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    fuck its been a long day
    AGAIN:

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  • uofom3
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    Originally posted by Tangent
    I know that the trapped air under the hood can generate lift but I don't think it has anything to do with the temperature of the air for practical purposes. Just think about how massive of a volume of hot air a hot air ballon needs and how little weight it can lift relative to that. Having hot air trapped in the under-hood area vs cold air probably would work out to a difference of half an ounce of lift...

    I'd maybe consider venting my hood if I start tracking the car alot and have cooling issues. (There are plenty of better solutions to that problem though) Vents just aft of the radiator are great at extracting the hot air from behind the rad and promoting much faster air flow thorugh it. That what those hoods that take the big dip before the front edge are for. Plenty of ricers are using them for looks now, but lots of race cars have them as well. You can see them clearly just inboard of and back from the headlights on this Maserati racer:

    I really don't think i'd ever considder venting my hood, unless as you say i had serious cooling issues on track.

    the picture you posted perfeclty illustrates this venting effect doen properly. another:
    [img][/img]http://www.e30m3performance.com/installs/installs-3/hood-vent/pic1.jpg[img][/img]

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  • trent
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    Originally posted by Rob
    Lol, that M3 chris posted:

    "Features:
    - Lightweight perimeter protection
    - Multi-layered ballistic glass
    - Operable front windows
    - Computer armor
    - Protected battery
    Optional Security Modifications:
    - Underbody grenade protection
    - Locking fuel cap
    - Protected fuel tank
    - Inside/outside intercom
    Luxury upgrades
    - Public address system and siren
    - Run-Flat tires"

    its armored, LOL
    did you see hte pics? The windows are like 1 inch thick!!! wow!!

    THe guy is on s14.net and was talking about the car...pretty unique in my opinion

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