Gary Briggs

Those OMC louvres are huge!

easons xj

I like the napier vents they look good on a white jeep

Firehawk068

First-Gen Camaro hood vents...........................With factory drip pans.
Sourced off Ebay for $25

















Been through huge downpours, winter snow/ice here in Denver. Never had any issues

Fred/N0AZZ

The drip pans are very important in any kind of wet weather for sure, nice job BTW.

rabies

il post mine tomorrow.
il took an angle grinder with cutting blade
and cut 7 lines 7" apart and then tilted up the gills..

rabies

PocketsEmpty

Great job on those Camaro vents, Alan. They look great! Similar in size to my vents.

Fred, I'm not so sure I agree with the drip pans. For one thing, drip pans will add extra height to the vents under the hood, which can be a problem if you're running a cowl snorkel across the valve cover or have clearance issues otherwise. I've had my rig in monsoon weather (and it lives outside) and I stuffed every electrical connector I could find with dielectric grease, and haven't had a single problem. Runs great.

Anyway, onto my vents. They are West Marine boat louvers, got them for $20 shipped.



I put window screening on them to prevent leaves and junk from gettting through.









And yes, the hood vents do help a lot, and I'm very happy with them. It's cool to see the heat waves rolling out of them, too!

TribalJMD

Pulled off of some Saab:

Rockhead

These are Wrangler air intake vent covers or scoops. Not a great pic I know. The scoop on the right covers the fresh air intake and the one on the left covers a rectangular hole which lets hot air out from under the hood.

JackJare9455

These might exist but I have never seen them.. vents that can be closed for daily driving or rainy weather and opened for trail riding..

JackJare9455

nevermind, I googled

http://store.stepvanparts.com/2-WAY-...T-T23170AL.HTM

Rockhead

I found another pic that does a little better job of showing my hood scoops. Still, not great.

oneal916

Heres my project

Jrozar

I went with the LaBarron vents bacause it gives a factory look to the vehicle which is what I want with this build...



Measured & layed them out



Made a template to use to cut



Measure twice cut once..





Placed some door trim insulation around the edges



I used some aluminum angle from Lowes for the underside mounting, I like the idea of full length compare to just a bracket under each bolt.



Installed

BigR