Vented hood + Intake + Rain
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Vented hood + Intake + Rain
OK.. So i have a GIALLA Style VIS CF hood on my VIII.
The vent on the hood is directly above the Intake filter.
I have been debating on what i want to do to prevent water getting sucked up.
Either getting an intake box. (Exmaple: Apexi)
Or
Some sort of shield under the hood to prevent water from hitting the filter.


I am pretty sure i can fabricate a shield that will still alot the vent to be functional but and still prevent water from hitting the filter.
The vent on the hood is directly above the Intake filter.
I have been debating on what i want to do to prevent water getting sucked up.
Either getting an intake box. (Exmaple: Apexi)
Or
Some sort of shield under the hood to prevent water from hitting the filter.


I am pretty sure i can fabricate a shield that will still alot the vent to be functional but and still prevent water from hitting the filter.
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Yea i have some sheet metal laying around. I am going to fab something up.
Then take it to a local mechin shop that has benders. To make it nice and neat.
Ill make it so that when the rain comes through the vent it hits the shield and drips away from the filter area. It will so work !!
Then take it to a local mechin shop that has benders. To make it nice and neat.
Ill make it so that when the rain comes through the vent it hits the shield and drips away from the filter area. It will so work !!
Yea i have some sheet metal laying around. I am going to fab something up.
Then take it to a local mechin shop that has benders. To make it nice and neat.
Ill make it so that when the rain comes through the vent it hits the shield and drips away from the filter area. It will so work !!
Then take it to a local mechin shop that has benders. To make it nice and neat.
Ill make it so that when the rain comes through the vent it hits the shield and drips away from the filter area. It will so work !!
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I have some different gauge sheet metal at my garage.
But nothing to bend it.
I made a couple things by cutting and rebitting it together
(fusebox relocation on my 240)
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If you don't want to fab something just take the measurements of your filter and order one of these.
http://www.outerwears.com/
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Also help prevent dirt from getting on the filter also.
The only vent i don't agree with is the front vent on the left. I think it should have been on the right. or not even there at all.
OEM GIALLA is 1600.00 bucks..
i have the same hood as u and my intake sits in the exact same spot.... i've ran the car in the rain and snow for 2 years now and i've never had a problem.... the intake got soaked, but nothing ever happened.... u'd have to completely fill the intake with water to hydrolock it
you shouldn't really have a problem with rain actually hitting the intake. I mean if u think about it when you are moving the rain is not gonna get inside as much. Probably more is gonna get inside the hood area when you are at a dead stop.







