How I did it.

[1994viper]

Just working on some things for my car, and decided to post a number of illustrated projects.

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[RT/ED]

I opened up my cowl mine to 1994VIPER photos above a couple of years ago. This in addition to cutting a hole in the left "speaker" has done wonders to allow hot air to escape, especially when the car is parked or sitting at a light. You can line the outer edge of the hole with a slit vacume hose to finish it off niceley. I removed the rubber weather stripping on the hood near the cowl as well which allowed a nice gap the width of the hood to further allow hot air to escape. Although I like the solid look of the Gen 1 hoods, the new Gen 4 hoods do have a huge advantange for air flow.

 

[sdaddy]

Just working on some things for my car, and decided to post a number of illustrated projects.

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Really nice looking work.

 

[Venomiss]

Good pictures and what tools did you use? Great for Illustrated-thank you!

 

[whitebluevipe]

i would like to see the how the projects look on the car.

 

[Zentenk]

Mesh should be black, other than that it looks good.

 

[plumcrazy]

how is the mesh fastener or glued on ?

 

[jdeft1]

Pics of finished project please and like Plum said, how is the mesh secured?.. pics of back side too..!

 

[1994viper]

Good pictures and what tools did you use? Great for Illustrated-thank you!

I used a cheap roterry tool from a local department store. You can see the box wit all kinds of different bits. Also used a metal coat hanger as a guide. just bend it and clamp it to the outline.

 

[1994viper]

Pics of finished project please and like Plum said, how is the mesh secured?.. pics of back side too..!

Sorry no pics of the back. But the mesh is held by small bolts and nuts.