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Old 07-24-19, 03:48 PM
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Do they make vent blockers/covers for this hood to use on rainy days?
Old 07-24-19, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by xdejablu3x
Do they make vent blockers/covers for this hood to use on rainy days?
Not to my knowledge, I worried about that for the first couple of months but its been rained on and snowed on throughout the course of a year and I have not had any issues in the engine bay, it hasnt really gotten as dirty as I thought it would have either. I think it has something to do w how the vents are shaped? Not sure.


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Originally Posted by tas02
While the Seibon looks *****in' and will almost certainly let a lot of air through, I went with Novel because of the placement of it's vents. Fewer vents will be easier to block off for use during rainy weather. Plus, I haven't seen another one. It's not on the car yet, so can't comment on fitment.

The vendor (Mod In Japan) provided pic of the underside, so i'm confident it's supercharger compatible.

I believe this hood will also create more downforce with a proper splitter, for track guys. I have no experience in designing aero, but have read about it. It is a proven design to allow air flow over the splitter, through the radiator and out the hood.

I don’t know about the seibon unit.
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Default Supercharger fitment

Originally Posted by tas02
While the Seibon looks *****in' and will almost certainly let a lot of air through, I went with Novel because of the placement of it's vents. Fewer vents will be easier to block off for use during rainy weather. Plus, I haven't seen another one. It's not on the car yet, so can't comment on fitment.

The vendor (Mod In Japan) provided pic of the underside, so i'm confident it's supercharger compatible.

Please let me know how it goes once you get it installed over the Supercharger.
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Default Non-Vented Carbon Fiber Hood

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Seibon quality is very good. I have had many customers in CA, AZ, and Texas with massive heat have no issues with the carbon.

We have them in stock!

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hi, do you have the Seibon hood without vents in stock? Do you know what weave pattern it is? Twill or Plain? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by SickAF
hi, do you have the Seibon hood without vents in stock? Do you know what weave pattern it is? Twill or Plain? Thanks.
Yes we do.

https://seiboncarbon.com/hd0809lxisf-oe.html

Looks like this.

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