junk yard here I come...find some hood vents that won't look to bad and when I get ready to pain the jeep I'll install em and paint em to match the car.. My friend put a set on his and they did help with cooling..only issue was water gets in the engine bay when it rains but as long as they aren't over anything like the ignition,plugs and what not shouldn't be an issue..

 

I have a write-up on my site about installing a set of Pontiac Sunbird hood vents. It was a pretty easy job and looks pretty good IMHO.

http://xjcruiser.com/jeep-cherokee-hood-vent-installation

Looks like this now:


Go check out the write up, there is a link at the bottom of the page to the whole photo set of the process.

 

Looks good!

 

there are so many things wrong about this picture that i don't even know where to start...

 

Like Flirt in a thong?

 

That's probably not supposed to be a thong....

 

flirting = good
thongs = good
but flirting amplified to that gargantuan proportions = WRONG!

 

Thanks for the mental image.......

 

Here's mine-they're an aircraft application.

 

Well then fly some over to me!

 

 

Just a heads up guys, please stay on topic in technical sections.

 

Well after I get new rims, fuel injectors, fuel pump, ball joints, front wheel bearing assembly, rear brake over haul and lift I might just have to add me some new hood vents..

 

Wicked they look much better now.

 

Of the list of projects you have, hood vents would be the cheapest.