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when I did mine I drilled 5 or 6 ...2 inch holes so that I could cover them up with duck tape during the winter..snow gets in there a lot easer and go further in then rain can....JMO
Ron, your link is not coming up for me for some reason.
I just took a die grinder with a tapered bit and ate a relatively huge hole in the thing. It gets air in there now.
lol maybe it was cause i copy and pasted your link..lol i used a hole saw..like said snow will travel further under the hood then rain will..thats why i did mine like that...the smaller holes makes for better place for the duck tape to stick rather then a one big hole...it all works the same in the end...
Last edited by ron's power stoke; Nov 9, 2007 at 12:57 PM.
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