Smoothing in vents?

[NOVA_JONO]

I have just bought some astra gsi style bonnet vents that i think are the stick on type,lol, but i want them smoothed into my bonnet, how do i do this and what things do i need?, i.e type of filler etc, and are they hard to cut in? if so is there any point in having them on my bonnet if they are not functional?

Cheers Jono.

[ade]

if theyre not functional I wouldnt bother personally.

All they'll do is get manky after a while.

You could blend them in but for the faff of it you may as well spend the cash getting a proper set and have them blended into the bonnet by a body shop. Its gonna need respraying anyway after you've blended them so I'd save up and get it done properly.

just my opinion mind...

Ade

[General Baxter]

they looked better not smoothed on :D

http://www.streetrace.co.uk/forum/vbgarage.php?do=getimage&id=366

[dandan]

[General Baxter]

:roll:

[dandan]

Well that didnt work did it! :oops:

Lets try it this way.

What about something like this:

http://www.essexracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_49&products_id=272

Too much?

[General Baxter]

put that on your car and ill come round and slap you :wink: :lol:

[dandan]

Why are you always threatenin to hit me! I've said you can have razorjack's dash. Now leave me alone you big bully. :cry:





:D :D

[General Baxter]

lol i did not even know it was you :wink:

im after something more important an reno5 turbo inlet manifold and carb :lol:

[Nick]

why would u want that baxter ? :wink:

[Jack]

Stylish 'Spit' universal bonnet vent

Erm.... "stylish"?

[General Baxter]

why would u want that baxter ? :wink:

and what do you think i want then for :wink:

[NOVA_JONO]

lol, the 'Spit' vent is way too ott for me, i just want to stick with my subtle astra gsi vents. :)

Cheers Jono.

[Mike.]

GSI vents really suit the nova, but buy some functioning ones there much better