Spyshot of the new 2010-2012 Steeda Hood w/ functional vents
12/12/11, 02:28 PM
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Spyshot of the new 2010-2012 Steeda Hood w/ functional vents
Hey Guys and Gals,
We are just getting ready to release our new hood design later this week and I was able to get a picture to post before it is fully released. Take a look at the new design with functional vents to get rid of unwanted underhood heat.
Price will be around $649.95 and you can PM Gus for preorders if you truly intersted!!
Let me know what you guys think!
We are just getting ready to release our new hood design later this week and I was able to get a picture to post before it is fully released. Take a look at the new design with functional vents to get rid of unwanted underhood heat.
Price will be around $649.95 and you can PM Gus for preorders if you truly intersted!!
Let me know what you guys think!
Last edited by tj@steeda; 12/12/11 at 02:44 PM.
12/12/11, 07:31 PM
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OMG...THIS is what I have been wanting!
Is the "PowerDome" higher or just extended forward!?
VERY Interested in this and what it is made of!
Sooo glad I waited on my decision of what I was gonna do to my hood!
Is the "PowerDome" higher or just extended forward!?
VERY Interested in this and what it is made of!
Sooo glad I waited on my decision of what I was gonna do to my hood!
12/12/11, 08:50 PM
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Does the vent area have slats or just one hole and a raked area behind it? Also how have the dimensions of the powerdome changed? Hard to tell in that spy pic lol I really like the tiger racing hood for its functionality, this looks good since its similar to stock but I want to know it works!
12/12/11, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MRGTX
Looks very good...and surprisingly tasteful.
Was any aerodynamic testing done to be sure that the vents are in low pressure areas?
Was any aerodynamic testing done to be sure that the vents are in low pressure areas?
12/12/11, 09:30 PM
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Looks good
Would like to see without the black and from diff angles
Would like to see without the black and from diff angles
12/13/11, 11:58 AM
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Same here. It looks like a stock hood profile with the added vents. Is it?
Are there metal screens down inside the vents to keep leaves and crap out?
Are hood pins required or recommended?
Does it weigh less than a stock hood?
Any idea of how much cooler it keeps the engine compartment?
Are there metal screens down inside the vents to keep leaves and crap out?
Are hood pins required or recommended?
Does it weigh less than a stock hood?
Any idea of how much cooler it keeps the engine compartment?
12/13/11, 12:00 PM
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Same here. It looks like a stock hood profile with the added vents. Is it?
Are there metal screens down inside the vents to keep leaves and crap out?
Are hood pins required or recommended?
Does it weigh less than a stock hood?
Any idea of how much cooler it keeps the engine compartment?
Are there metal screens down inside the vents to keep leaves and crap out?
Are hood pins required or recommended?
Does it weigh less than a stock hood?
Any idea of how much cooler it keeps the engine compartment?
Im just Thanking TJ for even giving us the early info that there will be a hood coming out!
Patiently waiting.......
12/13/11, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 5 DOT 0
It's up on their website. Looks like the cowl is higher.
12/13/11, 01:00 PM
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The flow through the radiator is mostly effected by the grill. The vents won't effect engine temp (CHT) much but will allow heat under the hood to escape The Tiger Racing hood significantly reduces lift which increases downforce. It does help with heat dissapation but that's not it's main function.
12/13/11, 01:03 PM
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From the Site:
Give your Mustang a bold, muscular look and let people know this is no ordinary grocery getter with Steeda's vented cowl hood for 2010-12 Mustang
This hood is a direct bolt on and features functional vents for underhood cooling. The cowl is 1 inch taller than the factory cowl at its highest point.
Unlike most aftermarket hoods which are significantly heavier than stock, this hood a couple of pounds lighter than stock. Lightweight yet very strong.
http://www.steeda.com/store/steeda-m...cowl-hood.html
Give your Mustang a bold, muscular look and let people know this is no ordinary grocery getter with Steeda's vented cowl hood for 2010-12 Mustang
This hood is a direct bolt on and features functional vents for underhood cooling. The cowl is 1 inch taller than the factory cowl at its highest point.
Unlike most aftermarket hoods which are significantly heavier than stock, this hood a couple of pounds lighter than stock. Lightweight yet very strong.
http://www.steeda.com/store/steeda-m...cowl-hood.html