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S2000 Hood Vents on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
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Richfield, North Carolina, US

Richfield, North Carolina, US
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These are custom cnc made S2000 hood vents. They will fit any year S2000 and are made of .090 thick aluminum. They have a taped backing plate to make installation simpler and come with all needed stainless steel hard ware. These vents truly work. I run track days with this car and was amazed at the temperature difference in the engine bay after installation. They are cheap and they work! They come in raw aluminum ready for paint.

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