Reply to "TO VENT THE HOOD OR NOT TO VENT THE HOOD (do hibachi grills help over-heating?)"

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I'm not sure that they are worth the effort? I did it to mine, then realized how clean the original lines of the front of the car are to begin with?

If I had it to do over I would not cut the hood again. I did save the pieces that came out as well as the rear deck for the Webers.

The rear deck piece can be reinstalled MUCH easier then the front can.

The killer on the rear deck is that the Webers WILL clear the deck WITHOUT cutting it.

I bought a dimple welder and have practiced with it.

Reinstalling that cut out is on the list for the winter projects.

10/3/171:32 PM

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