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Hi Guys, i just purchased some carbon firber bonnet vents for my r33 to help flush out some hot air during the hot perth summer. I havn't put them on yet cause i don't see many skylines with them on and only going to use till cf bonnet. Any thoughts on looks and any benifet to the heat flushing out of the engine bay wolud be great. thanks

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u hit a car. insurance finds that u have CB.... u r f*kkeddd, or is it a defect able item..... cant remember. But then again CB looks nice on skylines, just make sure u dont ram anyone up the ass.

didn't know that thanks but don't intend to ram anyone up the the ass car or not. Don't know how cops like the full carbon bonnet either.

cops will book you for the carbon bonnet.

one way to get heat out of the engine bay is to raise it up at the back so there is a gap between the bonnet and the sill at the back of the engine bay. not the best way to do it but it works.

also for generally driving it shouldn't be too much of an issue. as long as the cooling system is working properly then i wouldn't bother.

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