mitchvhoff

What kind of vents are those? Also how about raining going through them ans dropping right on the motor and electrical.

F1Addict

The rain issue has been addressed a dozen or more times in this thread. Read, it's good for you

mitchvhoff

I was going to give these a shot, yeah pricey but worth it. Would fit my Jeep well.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/13106_301.htm

VTJeep

Oh my **** that's way too much money!!! If you can spend that much money on some hood vents then congrats!

mitchvhoff

Because they are metal, they look good. The lebaron vent are plastic? If not that's my second choice.

VTJeep

Whatever's clever, but this is an alternative.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/hood-vent-28184/

howell454

They are from a 80's model Chrysler lebaron turbo. Find em at your local junk yard for 10 bucks max

mitchvhoff

Yes! Love it. How long have you had them? I live in Michigan so all the rain and snow I am not sure about, that's why I like the ones that have some cover. Do you have drip pans or anything?

❂|||||❂...Andrew

Bump for the spring and all the projects it brings!

investinwaffles

Any advice for hood vents that I can open and close? I dont want to put them on because it takes forever to warm up in 0*F weather as-is, but if I could close them in the winter it would be totally worth it.

And i know that i could make a block-off plate for them, but I also would like to open/close them when it is raining. I was thinking HVAC house vents but that seems super ghetto...

XJ0nTons

I like OMC offroad vents

slowjunk

i scored this '85 lebaron hood vents over the weekend.

95Cherokee

My hood vent was $8 from West Marine.

http://www.westmarine.com/west-marin...rs--P000282320

gotsnowboards

Please rotate all those flat heads to the same direction!!!!

95Cherokee

Good idea, I'm pretty **** retentive myself.