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#255458 Aug 21, 9:25am
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the first hood scoop on the invader hood the one nearest the front bumper is`t going to leak in water when it rains.

i soon going to buy a hood somw time after i get a body kit and i going for the invader or the normal one in carbo fiber with raised hood scoop.

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yup water get's in through there.

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Yes water does get in but it is in a place where no problems occur. I've had mine for 8 months now and I have nothing but PRAISE for it.


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youll probably get just as much water in through the reverse scoop as the raised scoop. its not like a river is flowing into it. wink

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i jsut was curious becuase it look like a place water builds up when im parked e.c i dont have a garage and it s snowy and rainy her, the stock scoop wannt get so utch water when paked becuase of the angle

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i think i will go for a carbone oem thumbsup

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good point you brought up. anyone had problems with their invader hood?

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no problems here 2+ years strong in florida!

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Originally Posted by mukalicious
no problems here 2+ years strong in florida!

ur in florida tho! it snows here!

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we have daily afternoon thunderstorms. its raining as we speak... ive had a fair amount of rain fall on my hood. wink

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Originally Posted by oas
i think i will go for a carbone oem thumbsup

i like the OEM carbon fiber hood better anyway... good choice! thumbsup

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ur in florida tho! it snows here!

^^^hahaha

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Snow is probably better, but I'd recommend putting your factory hood on during winter. It hasn't stopped raining here since May so yah, a lot of water gets in...I have a heatshield over my Injen short ram now but even before, water would drip onto it during the rain and it never caused any harm.

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guys, can you please tell me where i can get a cheap vis invader hood..thanks


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ditto


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you can find 'invader style' on ebay, if you want it cheap.

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maybe you can put something inside the hood where the grill is. like Fiberglass something to stop snow/rain from getting in

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you can lay some plexiglass underneath the hood to cover the scoop.


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yeah i though about that but then it will be a group of water there thats not oming out mybe? spineyes

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dragracing.com has it for $550 shipped. it has been the cheapest place i've seen on the internet for the vis invader hood.

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hey now...your hood might be all well and good in the rain and snow but try it out in a HURRICANE props florida LOL rofl rofl


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is the first scoop rigth over the Intake?

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