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  1. #13
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    Nov 2004
    Location
    NSW
    Car:
    EG6ish
    +1 for bonnet lift
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  2. #14
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    Mar 2006
    Location
    Sydney
    Car:
    Honda Civic EF9
    You will still get more warping with the bonnet lift. It actually doesn't do much at all in reducing the overall temp of your bay.

    You need to stop the heat from radiating first, and then insulate the key areas it hits on your bonnet, i.e, directly above the turbo.

    Start with a turbo insulation kit http://www.rocketindustries.com.au/d...partno=TT15001, followed by a heat shield on your bonnet underside.

    A product like this http://www.thermotec.com/product_detail.php?prd_id=25 will adhere to the bonnet and protect from radiant heat and also insulate.

    Set this up properly and you will have no more problems with heat in your bay. Btw i don't endorse any of these products, just pointing you in the right direction.

  3. #15
    so the very slight angle of the bonnet is supposed to stop the rain from getting in there when your driving? doesnt sound right. even if it did stop the splashing from getting in the water that rolls up the bonnet (when driving) would go straight in there.

  4. #16
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    Dec 2004
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    Sydney
    Car:
    EG5 + 10' Swift
    Quote Originally Posted by rice_civic View Post
    so the very slight angle of the bonnet is supposed to stop the rain from getting in there when your driving? doesnt sound right. even if it did stop the splashing from getting in the water that rolls up the bonnet (when driving) would go straight in there.
    u r quite right. i didnt think of dat lol

  5. #17
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    May 2005
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    BRISBANE
    Car:
    EG hatch VTI
    Reverse bonnet scoop?? Seen these on WRXs and Starlet GTs and they work well

  6. #18
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    Sep 2007
    Location
    Australia
    Car:
    your mum
    i think u can get a approval scoop bonnet over the east(only one shop who sell approval scoop bonnet in aus), cost from $750..., it perfectly fits ur car without modifaction..... i need to find out the name of that company....

    and the scoop face up or down, either way water can still get it. i think the only parts where u dont want water is the air intake, or turbo turbine in this case, and battery and hid ballast if u have one.

  7. #19
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    Manly Yo
    Car:
    ED/EG5/EP3/JAZZ
    Quote Originally Posted by Mr_will View Post
    so youre gonna get your scoop engineered?
    Yup

    Everything on my car has been thus far
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  8. #20
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    Sep 2005
    Location
    BNE
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    b&w eh, blurple ek
    Asked lyle, he has one on his car???

    i remember when we had a friends rex for a couple months, the bov was right under the scoop and in the rain when it opened it would shoot water out from the scoop, looked pretty cool
    Life is like a box of chocolates
    It doesn't last as long for fat people

  9. #21
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    Tai Land
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    Subaru Tai-berty
    yeah lyle had d reverse scoop - looked silly but i think it would actually work to reduce d heat in a way,

    i dont think that the rain would have such a bad effect on whats under d hood? would it ?

  10. #22
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    Sydney
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    Honda Civic EF9
    You don't need to engineer a bonnet scoop.

    When a 165mm diameter sphere is placed on the bonnet in front of the scoop (or bonnet projection) and rolled rearwards until it touches the scoop, no point of contact between the sphere and the scoop shall lie above a horizontal plane passing through the centre of the sphere
    http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roa...s_3Feb2006.pdf
    P11/section4.1

  11. #23
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    Rachel & Renee
    might start sucking up birds and shit if u get a wrx reverse scoop rofls.
    Coup De Grace / Rachel

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    JDMyard / Autobarn Bankstown / Accurate Brake and Clutch Lidcombe / Performance Exhaust Northmead

  12. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by Fo55il View Post
    i dont think that the rain would have such a bad effect on whats under d hood? would it ?
    uneven heating and cooling causes warping and if this warping is severe enough it will cause cracking.

    you could try some vents rather than a scoop. if you want something a little more subtle, a civic i looked at buying ages ago had one. looked pretty decent, definately better than a wrx scoop, leave them to subarus and hyundais ( i am NOT saying they look good on hyundais!)

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