Scott Drake Heat Extractor Hood Insert

yellowstangatl · Mar 28, 2016

I just installed the Scott Drake Heat Extractor Hood Inserts. Install is super easy, about 30 minutes. Photos are attached.

UPDATED WITH INSTALLATION VIDEO FROM CJ PONY PARTS:

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MJ2015 · Mar 28, 2016

Nice!

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NWFreerider · Mar 28, 2016

I have been looking at those but haven't pulled the trigger yet. They look really good.

NWFreerider · Mar 28, 2016

How will it be to clean under the mesh? Is there space between the mesh and backing or does the mesh sit flat on it?

VTECSAUCE · Mar 28, 2016

I like!

MikeD1 · Mar 28, 2016

Seriously thinking about replacing my Roush extractors with these !

Melekith · Mar 29, 2016

I'm leaning toward not liking these. Smitty I think they compliment your car because of the big black stripe you have going down your hood. But I checked out all the photos of these on the white car on CJ's page and on a hood without any stripes and they look bad to me, tacky.

Sasuketr · Mar 29, 2016

How does the car survive a rain storm or a car wash? Looking at the completely flat design, it will suck the water in completely, and if a cai is in there it may get soaked. Any experiences?

Terminated · Mar 29, 2016

Melekith said:
I'm leaning toward not liking these. Smitty I think they compliment your car because of the big black stripe you have going down your hood. But I checked out all the photos of these on the white car on CJ's page and on a hood without any stripes and they look bad to me, tacky.

I think it helps to have black on the car with these, but I don't think it's a necessity. Even on the car without accents, it doesn't look tacky in person.

Sasuketr said:
How does the car survive a rain storm or a car wash? Looking at the completely flat design, it will suck the water in completely, and if a cai is in there it may get soaked. Any experiences?

My car doesn't see rain, but I have washed it and driven it and not had any problems.

gtlaw · Mar 29, 2016

If you don't mind your car looking like some homemade kit car. I had salt under hood with the factory pieces surely these aren't going to be suitable for a daily driver

Evolvd · Mar 29, 2016

Not a fan, but to each their own.

mikeyjobu · Mar 29, 2016

someone needs to incorporate some vortex generators -- like a small flow fence -- on these to draw more air through and make them more functional. I'd be faster to jump on something if it offered some added value to performance.

mikeyjobu · Mar 29, 2016

maybe from this place:

http://www.microaero.com/

mikeyjobu · Mar 29, 2016

I bet putting something similar to the OE vents with VG's -- or onto the stock extractors -- on the back would keep air from separating, thereby drawing more hot air out.

mulage · Mar 29, 2016

i would like some factory style vents, but with a taller "bump" out and larger vent opening. so pretty much like they are but stretched up about a 1"

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