just like sea foam i guess....

 

I used to worry about water getting in my intake via the bumper scoop, but Ive realized it would take alot of water to actually do anything. At 200 degrees, even with the heaviest amount water being kicked up from the semi in front of me, water isnt going to make it long in the engine before it evaporates. Just my .02. I know I get water up in the air box though, and I still have a truck that runs. Lol.

A hood scoop would worry me a little more, but you should also have a space for beads of water to drain away from the filter area to keep the most water out possible. Google search factory ram air setups for Subarus and Camaros, and youll see they actually have a drain channel and other anti-water things to prevent water from getting in.

 

Mine it from fiberglass-hoods.com and it cost a ton, but in this case i got what i paid for. My body guy said it was the best quality fiberglass he had ever seen

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thats a really nice hood i like it

 

I made a groove in the bottom of the front to drain water to both sides and not saturate the filter. It worked great and i ran it all the way up until I installed the supercharger.

 

I have a sawzall and I know where you live... just tell me when and we'll start cuttin..

 

lol nice man lol i dont think he'll be doin that! and why did he cut into his hood like that?

 

For a functional hood scoop I believe..

 

haha....yeah, gotta get a scoop first, those things aint cheap..

yes, that was the whole point....functional hood scoop.

 

yeah I sawa few years back they had a Ram Air II the hood scoop the TransAM's had a few years ago...the two long verticals together! but cant find it now...kinda depressed! lol