Z32 bonnet modified

Discussion in 'Non Technical' started by Gunwarm, Dec 15, 2015.

  1. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

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  2. rob260

    rob260 Administrator Staff Member

  3. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    I did ask for picks,so sharing a few my self,now I am not new to cars and bikes,had over 60,ones like RTE38 Charger,GTRXU1,trust me I will make it better at what ever cost.:D its made to spend :zlove::br:
     
  4. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    Thanks for that Cheers Peter,better known as RTE38:br:
     
  5. Peter Black

    Peter Black Active Member

    This is a good system here.

    Front facing vent in front of the radiator to get plenty of air through it and rear facing vents behind it to get rid of it, keeping the engine bay air pressure down so you can get good continuous flow through the radiator.

    The back corners of the vents are probably above the exhaust manifolds and turbos to help get rid of some heat from them too. The Border bonnet has the same kind of system.
     
  6. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

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  7. SIM300

    SIM300 FAKE MODERAT0R

    I'm listening.
     
  8. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    :D Thank you,thats it for front with 2 6 inch out let flaps at rear.Will cost me $1000 to have it all done and painted top to bottom :zlove::br:;):agree:
     
  9. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    Mine's a full after market hood by the way. It has 3 vents at the rear.
     
  10. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    Mine is to be made,can I please see a pick of how rear vents are ? Cheers Peter RTE38 :br::zlove::D
     
  11. Fists

    Fists Well-Known Member

    Depends what you're trying to cool and at what speeds, in which direction...

    On the highway your front vent is going to feed a bit of cool air to the plenum and coilpacks/fuel rail. Will have to balance your radiator air dam against that vent and the outlets at the rear to make sure you're not stalling one of them or reducing radiator air-flow too much.
    At idle it'll just be another outlet, traveling sideways will be inbetween.

    Has anybody found an easy way to vent from around the turbos etc.? Something I want to add to mine but not sure if there's a way to do it without chopping rails/arches.
     
  12. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    I like this bit

    traveling sideways will be inbetween
    Thank you :agree:
     
  13. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

    What is your primary reason for changing to a vented bonnet, cooling improvement or appearances?
     
  14. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    Both:zlove:
     
  15. kiff

    kiff Member

    LOL thanks mate ! I have had a few !!!:D
     
  16. Fists

    Fists Well-Known Member

    Well just make sure the rear facing vents in the bonnet are bigger than the forward, also note that the bonnet on Anti's also has a hump behind the forward facing vent so any air that comes in there is going to flow fairly straight over the plenum. Forward facing vents will always detract from radiator cooling but if you've got heaps of headroom there that's ok.

    You definitely don't want a big bug/bird catcher on a Z.
     
  17. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    Thanks for your in put Cheers Peter RTE38 :br::zlove::agree:
     
  18. ZYTRAM

    ZYTRAM Formerly known as martini_Z

    Here's mine:
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  19. timothyds

    timothyds Member

    Old school fluted sounds awesome, I think I will have to see if I can find someone to do that to mine, two sets along both sides next to the centre hump about a foot and a half long would look perfect and probably lower temps too.
     
  20. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

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