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99994, my cf hood
Posted by Flipboi89, Nov-09-07 05:02 AM
uhh so winters coming up right..
anyone have ideas to help protect it?? if i need to or whatever
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99995, RE: my cf hood
Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Nov-09-07 05:12 AM
remove it and install a stocker for winter.
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100031, RE: my cf hood
Posted by goalie40, Nov-10-07 05:51 PM
move to hawaii thats what i did.
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100033, RE: my cf hood
Posted by Harashi, Nov-11-07 05:13 AM
Just drive it. I drove mine last winter for awhile and it was a pretty rough winter for us Canadians. The hood was fine, then when I got laid off I just parked the car in the driveway with the hood on, and it was still fine. Just make sure the car is up to temp before driving around (only thing that would hurt the hood, I think, is that when super cold it could get brittle, and then a large rock/chunk of ice might damage it, but even then that's unlikely). At proper operating temp. the hood will be kept warm by the engine.
My opinion anyway.
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100034, RE: my cf hood
Posted by Flipboi89, Nov-11-07 12:25 PM
oh thanks guys..
if i get money ill get a junkyard hood but i guess ill just drive it
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100276, RE: my cf hood
Posted by fasterimage, Dec-19-07 02:11 PM
I have ran mine two winters with no problems....So No use for a stocker hood
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100419, RE: my cf hood
Posted by blownoffvalve, Jan-22-08 05:40 AM
Originally posted by Flipboi89
uhh so winters coming up right.. anyone have ideas to help protect it?? if i need to or whatever
I wouldn't worry to much about winter... Summer and sun is your cf hood's enemy.
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