I would guess about $150-$200.
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Well it would be functional at removing heat better than the stock hood if you don't install the insulation. That is not a problem with the 04 and newer trucks since they don't have insulation to start with. 
As for working as a cold air induction for the intake, that won't happen at all on the diesel.
As for working as a cold air induction for the intake, that won't happen at all on the diesel.
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Originally Posted by Tim Lamkin
If we cut the hood blanket under the scoop area it should get rid of a ton of hot air
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I don't recall seeing it any where in the thread but this dominator hood is actually a "cowl induction" style hood, hence the air flowing into the opening at speed,(I'm not sure how many people already know that)
It may not be sucking hot air out but it is helping by sucking cool air in and leaving less room for the hot air to hang out (stagnant air),
I will be getting one for mine soon then cutting & fitting the hood mat, I'm thinking there will but a very noticeable difference in under hood temps,
It may not be sucking hot air out but it is helping by sucking cool air in and leaving less room for the hot air to hang out (stagnant air),
I will be getting one for mine soon then cutting & fitting the hood mat, I'm thinking there will but a very noticeable difference in under hood temps,
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I was just hoping for quicker exhaust of heat when I slow or get ready to go into the garage instead of it just baking the inside of the garage....
probably not help TOO much, but every little bit helps...
and besides - it looks WAY cool !!!!
probably not help TOO much, but every little bit helps...
and besides - it looks WAY cool !!!!
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Originally Posted by Skipped_link
I don't recall seeing it any where in the thread but this dominator hood is actually a "cowl induction" style hood, hence the air flowing into the opening at speed,(I'm not sure how many people already know that)
It may not be sucking hot air out but it is helping by sucking cool air in and leaving less room for the hot air to hang out (stagnant air),
I will be getting one for mine soon then cutting & fitting the hood mat, I'm thinking there will but a very noticeable difference in under hood temps,
It may not be sucking hot air out but it is helping by sucking cool air in and leaving less room for the hot air to hang out (stagnant air),
I will be getting one for mine soon then cutting & fitting the hood mat, I'm thinking there will but a very noticeable difference in under hood temps,
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Originally Posted by Tim Lamkin
It is a low pressure area...bummer...it is pulling it in from the air flowing under the truck.
What MPH did you notice this
What MPH did you notice this