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Old 07-14-2021, 04:59 PM   #253
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See the highlighted picture below. Are the louvers circled in this picture also a Verus product with a separate SKU product ID?
Hey boss, this is my car. I actually just moved to Raleigh. If you want to come out to Goodberrys tonight, I can answer any questions!

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Old 07-15-2021, 12:46 PM   #254
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See the highlighted picture below. Are the louvers circled in this picture also a Verus product with a separate SKU product ID?
The large vents will fit there.

https://www.verus-engineering.com/sh...32?category=41
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Old 07-17-2021, 08:43 PM   #255
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Use in winter with snow ?

Hey guys,

Anyone has had experience with the verus/velox hood vents in winters with snow ?
My car is a daily all year round, but goes to HPDEs a couple times in summer. I am thinking of adding those and install the water shields during winter time, or maybe keep them on and remove them when going to hpdes and put the wiskers instead, and then remove them and put the water plates back in when hpdes are done, assuming the operation is just a few bolts and won’t cause hood warping or loosing by have them added/removes a couple times a year.

Does this makes sense ?

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Old 07-20-2021, 11:52 AM   #256
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I run my verus louvers open year round. Snow isn't an issue. It's just water. It'll evaporate when you warm the car up. The engine is mostly waterproof anyways.
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Old 07-20-2021, 07:24 PM   #257
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I run my verus louvers open year round. Snow isn't an issue. It's just water. It'll evaporate when you warm the car up. The engine is mostly waterproof anyways.

Did you notch the lip around your oil filter? With my VIS AMS hood (with rain guards) it will still catch water and get a bit rusty. Not really an issue but, an annoyance.
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Did you notch the lip around your oil filter? With my VIS AMS hood (with rain guards) it will still catch water and get a bit rusty. Not really an issue but, an annoyance.
No I did not notch my lip at all. I probably should to allow water to drain, but it's already crusty.
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I run my verus louvers open year round. Snow isn't an issue. It's just water. It'll evaporate when you warm the car up. The engine is mostly waterproof anyways.
Thanks for the feedback. Noticing your location being from NC, I’ll « extrapolate » the feedback to Canada… It seems I get more snow in a week than NC gets in a year :-) and can get 5-7 ft of accumulated snow in winter :-)

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Thanks for the feedback. Noticing your location being from NC, I’ll « extrapolate » the feedback to Canada… It seems I get more snow in a week than NC gets in a year :-) and can get 5-7 ft of accumulated snow in winter :-)

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I was in indiana for two years with them. Received plenty of snow there.
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For those that do those drive thru car washes…have y’all ever noticed oil temps drop like 20 degrees when water enters the hood? Does this call for concern?
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For those that do those drive thru car washes…have y’all ever noticed oil temps drop like 20 degrees when water enters the hood? Does this call for concern?
Can't say that I have since tS owners are suggested to not use drive thru washes per the owners manual.
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Just installed these. Looks way better in person than in photos.
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DarkPira7e, the wickers seem to be mounted differently from the other photos of those vents, including Verus own website. Why did you put them on like that?

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DarkPira7e, the wickers seem to be mounted differently from the other photos of those vents, including Verus own website. Why did you put them on like that?
I didn't read the instructions
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