Gen-Right Hood Vents Insalled

[dude in an xj]

I got 'em from Gen-Right.com (http://www.genright.com/category.aspx?categoryID=117).

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[DaveKerwin]

looks good, got a half way done install kit?

are those the 39 dollar ones?

[dude in an xj]

looks good, got a half way done install kit?

are those the 39 dollar ones?

what about an install kit??

they are the 49.99 black powdercoated ones.

[DaveKerwin]

oops, install PIC, my bad

(in other words, pics of the holes you cut and such)

[dude in an xj]

no install pics. sorry.

[jonnyz123]

Anyone have the 15-1/2" x 4" ones? currious to see how they look.

[liqwid]

I wonder what it'd do (if anything) if you turned them backwards?

[aparke4]

I wonder what it'd do (if anything) if you turned them backwards?

probally nothing having the ram effect - in general vents are used especially in cherokee's where the underhood temps are high in the smaller engine bay to release heat at idle and on the trail at slow speeds - unless you are conjuring some type of cold air intake or relocating the air intake to a higher place on the jeep it is best to keep the vents facing the winshield - in fact i think somewhere around here i read that having the air being sucked in can actually hinder cooling - this was in relation to intake cowls and having small vents on the front/ grill of the hood or fascia like the isuzu rodeo's have and some smaller nissan pathfinders

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[yekcid]

I'm likin' those.