Cervinis Ram Air Hood

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Xetrov

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yep

 

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I'll try to snap some pics tonight.

 

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Update?

 

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Cervini's Ram Air Hood

Xetrov said:

can someone please post a picture of the underside of this hood?

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I don't know what, exactly, you're wanting to see on the underside but maybe this will be of some use to you.

 

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bleedingvayneAD

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Yeah, that's about it. Sorry, Xterov, but the weather's been too crappy for me to snap a pic. I'll get some up as soon as I can!!

 

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Probably wanted to see if it had a finished underliner. Looks good Avery06!

 

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I wanted to see if there was an air ducting to spit the air out over the intake...I see there isnt. I don't think ill buy this hood now unless I get a wild hair in me and decide to glass my own duct.

 

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Cervini's quality is among the best there is.

 

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How can this hood be functional? It seems as if the air would just get under the hood, but without proper duct work, it wouldn't truely be "Ram-Air."

I've seen some CAIs with the filter right in the middle in front of the engine (there is not bent tube). Maybe something like that would work?

Can someone please explain.

 

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I'm a newbie when it comes to moding, but seems to me this hood would suffer very badly from water ingestion. Not to mention everything else on the road smaller than the vent holes being sucked into the engine compartment. I would hate to think what this would do to someone who had a ram air style CAI installed. Good Luck anyway let us know how it works out for you.

John

 

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Thunder Road said:

Cervani Ram Air hood "is" functional.

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Is this what it looks like straight out of packaging? I'm also considering this same hood. It does look sweet, & sleek?

 

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JohnEod said:

I'm a newbie when it comes to moding, but seems to me this hood would suffer very badly from water ingestion. Not to mention everything else on the road smaller than the vent holes being sucked into the engine compartment. I would hate to think what this would do to someone who had a ram air style CAI installed. Good Luck anyway let us know how it works out for you.

John

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This hood can be had with a cervinis ram air kit that routes the air directly onto the intake filter location.

I have a procharger so I don't have that ability, however, water enters the engine bay no matter what you do, it's minimal through the vents and not even worth worrying about..



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ROUSH STANG II

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Looks good and painted stripes shouldn't be a problem.

 

xxrequiemxx

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Emay - what kind of camera do you have? Those are some sharp looking pics.

 

Emay

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Those were shot with my walk around Canon Rebel XTI..

Kooldawg recently purchased the same camera and he has some photo's up in the talk forum that you can see as examples too.

The close ups of the hood pins above were done with a macro lens, Kools post shows what can be done with the standard kit lens. Superb pictures without having too large of a investment in accessories.

 

Emay

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Here's a better example of the macro at work in some poor lighting for that type of thing, but the camera did real well all things considered:

 

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Emay said:

Those were shot with my walk around Canon Rebel XTI..

Kooldawg recently purchased the same camera and he has some photo's up in the talk forum that you can see as examples too.

The close ups of the hood pins above were done with a macro lens, Kools post shows what can be done with the standard kit lens. Superb pictures without having too large of a investment in accessories.

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I have a few macro shots with the Rebel XTi using the standard included lens with macro capabilities.





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