Trackspec Hood Vents
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That came out very well and should make a significant difference in the TX heat. 
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Looks like a good job with the paint match. Those vents should really help keep the temps down in the engine bay.
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Thanks guys, pretty happy with the look. Fair point about the rain, car typically doesn't see rain but you never know. High 80s today normal street driving for twenty minutes couple aggressive pulls. Pulled into the garage, oil temp was 214° not a good hard test, but to compare I it would see 220s pretty quick
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One would think so, but.............
There is another member here with trackspec hood setup and he lives in Florida and often drives the car in the rain. So far it's been a non issue.
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Daily drive mine with the bigger GT2 center vent. No issue at all.
Painted vents look great. Glad I painted mine, too.
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These are definitely on my list. I don't drive in the rain since my car is a track vehicle but what about washing? I always give my Vette a good, well deserved scrub after a track weekend. Anybody come up with a makeshift cover or water deflector to be used during a Sunday afternoon detail session?
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These are definitely on my list. I don't drive in the rain since my car is a track vehicle but what about washing? I always give my Vette a good, well deserved scrub after a track weekend. Anybody come up with a makeshift cover or water deflector to be used during a Sunday afternoon detail session?