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04-14-13, 08:51 AM
#526
This really turned out nice. It is close to the look of the TRD hood but somewhat more aggressive. When you get a chance would you be willing to post pics of what it looks like on the underside of the hood. Did you remove the hood liner or cut or retain it and cut holes in it?
David,
More info on these please.
Curious as to the dimensions and whether they have the rain guards, similar to Kody's
Also, on a related note. Was looking at an LFA at my local dealer yesterday and noted that its hood vents had no guards and you looked straight through the mesh to the engine bay. The snorkle hole that comes up against the bottom of the hood vent only takes up a small percentage of the opening. Just providing this for context. I realize that few LFA owners will be driving their cars in inclement weather (when they drive them at all) but, I dont think Lexus designed the car with the assumption that this would be the case 100% of the time. Although, there may be other things done under the hood to parts/components to fend off the elements that are coming through those hood openings.
More info on these please.
Curious as to the dimensions and whether they have the rain guards, similar to Kody'sAlso, on a related note. Was looking at an LFA at my local dealer yesterday and noted that its hood vents had no guards and you looked straight through the mesh to the engine bay. The snorkle hole that comes up against the bottom of the hood vent only takes up a small percentage of the opening. Just providing this for context. I realize that few LFA owners will be driving their cars in inclement weather (when they drive them at all) but, I dont think Lexus designed the car with the assumption that this would be the case 100% of the time. Although, there may be other things done under the hood to parts/components to fend off the elements that are coming through those hood openings.
Last edited by weswork; 04-14-13 at 08:55 AM.
04-14-13, 10:20 PM
#530
i know u like it dont u Thanks
This really turned out nice. It is close to the look of the TRD hood but somewhat more aggressive. When you get a chance would you be willing to post pics of what it looks like on the underside of the hood. Did you remove the hood liner or cut and retain it and cut holes in it?
Yes , i the got the inspiration from ISF-CCRS TRD just a bit smaller , also a member here airvtec has it with different angles , and yes exactly in that order about cutting the hood. Will take pictures tomorrow during the daytime
David,
More info on these please. Curious as to the dimensions and whether they have the rain guards, similar to Kody's
Also, on a related note. Was looking at an LFA at my local dealer yesterday and noted that its hood vents had no guards and you looked straight through the mesh to the engine bay. The snorkle hole that comes up against the bottom of the hood vent only takes up a small percentage of the opening. Just providing this for context. I realize that few LFA owners will be driving their cars in inclement weather (when they drive them at all) but, I dont think Lexus designed the car with the assumption that this would be the case 100% of the time. Although, there may be other things done under the hood to parts/components to fend off the elements that are coming through those hood openings.
Yes , i the got the inspiration from ISF-CCRS TRD just a bit smaller , also a member here airvtec has it with different angles
, and yes exactly in that order about cutting the hood. Will take pictures tomorrow during the daytime David,
More info on these please.
Curious as to the dimensions and whether they have the rain guards, similar to Kody'sAlso, on a related note. Was looking at an LFA at my local dealer yesterday and noted that its hood vents had no guards and you looked straight through the mesh to the engine bay. The snorkle hole that comes up against the bottom of the hood vent only takes up a small percentage of the opening. Just providing this for context. I realize that few LFA owners will be driving their cars in inclement weather (when they drive them at all) but, I dont think Lexus designed the car with the assumption that this would be the case 100% of the time. Although, there may be other things done under the hood to parts/components to fend off the elements that are coming through those hood openings.
. My already came with the rain gauges but u can always remove it if u cut the vent closer to the side panels black plastics=This is exactly what i did, so when the water comes in the gauge it funnel thru channel down the side of the plastic cover and continues downward the ground. I woudlnt recommended cut and instal not on top of the engine cover. For more air diffuser , like at the track, canyon driving. Will take pictures of it maybe with the gauges and with out Thanks again
04-15-13, 05:57 PM
#532
Lol reverse psychology lol eh melbitoast
Here a few pictures rite now taken By iPhone
As u can see , u can take the rain gauges out if u want to diffuse air more during track or canyon or long trip , simply just unbolt 2 nut each side . Oh and it drizzled a bit earlier today on the way to work I checked under the hood , I seem a dew water lines marks on each side of the black cover plastic . I'll take of the rain gauges on Wednesday to take a few pictures
Here a few pictures rite now taken By iPhone
As u can see , u can take the rain gauges out if u want to diffuse air more during track or canyon or long trip , simply just unbolt 2 nut each side . Oh and it drizzled a bit earlier today on the way to work I checked under the hood , I seem a dew water lines marks on each side of the black cover plastic . I'll take of the rain gauges on Wednesday to take a few pictures
Last edited by ISF4life; 04-15-13 at 06:10 PM.
04-17-13, 07:07 PM
#537
Labor is about 400$ to 500$ If they dont repaint the hood and that is real professional. The vents kit also comes with 2 templates but just for safe go to Kinko and make a few more copy or download from their website. Tell your mechanic to cut about 1/8 of an inches smaller than actual size itself. The rest he can sand it down and smooth out the edges and spray OEM touch paint around it to prevented from rusting will fit perfectly . The 2nd option is to cut and molded , sanded and repaint the whole hood which a member Norcal did it which is going to cost double and the car have to stay there at least a week. I tried not to do that route, i want to keep as OEM paint as possible. But if u want VIP style then yeah go rite ahead to do so :P
will fit perfectly . The 2nd option is to cut and molded , sanded and repaint the whole hood which a member Norcal did it which is going to cost double and the car have to stay there at least a week. I tried not to do that route, i want to keep as OEM paint as possible. But if u want VIP style then yeah go rite ahead to do so :P
04-18-13, 01:39 AM
#539
Average lead time is 2-4 weeks
3301-18211 - msrp $1285.00
We can sell them for $1118 shipped within the lower 48 states.
I have also attached the measurements for the air outlet kit. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Best Regards,
Andrew@IND
866.963.4520
www.ind-distribution.com
that is the exact email i got from them
u can email Andrew back , damn good service and fast shipping exactly 2 weeks from Japan
04-19-13, 08:28 AM
#540
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Last edited by Cb815; 04-19-13 at 08:40 AM.