I know Tony has done it...anybody else ?
Does it help cooling ?
Are you concerned about electrics getting wet ?
Louvred bonnet ?
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Re: Louvred bonnet ?
I suppose the obvious question is, is your car over heating?RichardHyde wrote: ↑Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:52 pm I know Tony has done it...anybody else ?
Does it help cooling ?
Are you concerned about electrics getting wet ?
I will admit a louvred bonnet does look cool.
Re: Louvred bonnet ?
Yes the louvred bonnet helps with cooling especially when stationary, when the electric fan kicks in you can feel the hot air escaping from the vents.
I don't like to take my car out in the rain too much, it is not a daily & is mainly used at weekends & for shows. When I have been caught in heavy rain (M42 at a standstill on my way to the NEC) I have not had any problems. The coil is not under the vents maybe the dizzy is not sure, but no problems so far.
I don't like to take my car out in the rain too much, it is not a daily & is mainly used at weekends & for shows. When I have been caught in heavy rain (M42 at a standstill on my way to the NEC) I have not had any problems. The coil is not under the vents maybe the dizzy is not sure, but no problems so far.
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