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3L GU Bonnet Scoops
3L GU Bonnet Scoops
Anyone know what they are worth from Nissan? Was hoping to go down today and find out but didn't get a chance. So I thought I'd post up and see if someone else has already done the legwork
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Re: 3L GU Bonnet Scoops
Last time I asked little roly, $100.
MKPatrolGuy wrote:Anyone know what they are worth from Nissan? Was hoping to go down today and find out but didn't get a chance. So I thought I'd post up and see if someone else has already done the legwork
yeah I might do that. When I went out on Sunday, I left the car running while I locked the hubs in. When I went around the passenger side I was amazed by the amount of hot air coming out of the hole where the snorkle used to be.
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MKPatrolGuy wrote:yeah I might do that. When I went out on Sunday, I left the car running while I locked the hubs in. When I went around the passenger side I was amazed by the amount of hot air coming out of the hole where the snorkle used to be.
interesting, maybe fabricate something out of fiberglass, to direct the air from the rad out and down the transmission tunnel???
bogged wrote:MKPatrolGuy wrote:Easier to go out through the bonnet
true.. Maybe a couple of GTS type vents at the front and the GU facing backwards too? Wouldnt expect the chev to get that hot?
Temp is actually fine unless I go over 100kmh, then starts to warm up. Going to get new radiator as the old one is pretty shagged and put the GU scoop on, maybe 2 to make it even eh
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Juzza wrote:Before they became popular Nissan had them priced at about $34.
Last i heard they were over $200!
Yeah I remember hearing of them being taht cheap, if they are $200 now I might have to raid an old oven for the louvres off the back
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Hi All
Something I've been thinking about for a while in this area is louvres. You know the pressed in bonnet type louvres that hot rodders and some rev heads put on their machines.
I was thinking you could put a bank of them facinf forward and some at the back of the bonnet facing rearward.
Would this work? How much would it cost? Does anyone know someone who'd do it?
Something I've been thinking about for a while in this area is louvres. You know the pressed in bonnet type louvres that hot rodders and some rev heads put on their machines.
I was thinking you could put a bank of them facinf forward and some at the back of the bonnet facing rearward.
Would this work? How much would it cost? Does anyone know someone who'd do it?
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MKPatrolGuy wrote:Temp is actually fine unless I go over 100kmh, then starts to warm up. Going to get new radiator as the old one is pretty shagged and put the GU scoop on, maybe 2 to make it even eh
sounds like it is pinging under load, maybe back the advance off a little. my truck was pinging at 110kph, with the blower. got hot really fast.
GU Bonnet Scoop
Part number is F5852VB310 and list price is $112.17
Re: 3L GU Bonnet Scoops
Found Steve hidign out with Bin Laden, in a fox hole.
He said off top of his head GU Scoops $99/
Steven@ooa.com.au
He said off top of his head GU Scoops $99/
Steven@ooa.com.au
bigbluemav wrote:Hi All
Something I've been thinking about for a while in this area is louvres. You know the pressed in bonnet type louvres that hot rodders and some rev heads put on their machines.
I was thinking you could put a bank of them facinf forward and some at the back of the bonnet facing rearward.
Would this work? How much would it cost? Does anyone know someone who'd do it?
The only prob with this is you want to force as much to go thru the radiator as possible. So with front facing's it would probably reduce the flow thru radiator. Wheres a rear opening, it would draw the air out, and the it has to go in some where so hopefully thru the radiator.
bundytunna wrote:u tried halls yet?
or get a wrx scoop
they work grouse
and theyre low to
the louvre option is big $$$ and a bit bling bling
Might drop into Hall's on Friday, it's only just aroung the corner from me
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bogged wrote:Johnno wrote:Why not put spacers under the hinges and raise the back of the bonnet. Mate did this, cost nothing (he's a tight ass), and seems to work fine.
cause if you have a big front ender, the bonnet will use your headrest for a stopping point taking your head with it!
Also at higher speeds, that area becomes a high pressure zone and can actually push the air back in rather than letting it out.
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MKPatrolGuy wrote:bogged wrote:Johnno wrote:Why not put spacers under the hinges and raise the back of the bonnet. Mate did this, cost nothing (he's a tight ass), and seems to work fine.
cause if you have a big front ender, the bonnet will use your headrest for a stopping point taking your head with it!
Also at higher speeds, that area becomes a high pressure zone and can actually push the air back in rather than letting it out.
how does that work.... you think air being drawn across the bonnet wood suck excess hot air out from within the engine bay... and hot air rises so it shood be able to escape from underneath the bonnet easier if the arse end of it is raised slightly
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