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Re: Cloud Rider Grill Cover Install
I know that there were some initial concerns about engine temp and restriction of airflow beacuse of grill covers like these. I know where my engine temp needle usually sits and it was unchanged today in normal everyday driving. I will kepp an eye on it especially if I have a heavy payload or actually tow something.
Supposedly the Spectare Mesh kit has the most 'metal reduction' of all the kits, if I recall info from the Cloud Rider site correctly.
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Re: Cloud Rider Grill Cover Install
Temperature. That was my next question after condenser protection.
I think Karen said the Breeze was also less restrictive along with the Spectare. According to their site, the Spectare requires drilling and the Breeze does not. ![]() Last edited by arteegee : 08-17-2005 at 10:42 PM. |
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Re: Cloud Rider Grill Cover Install
I can speak from years of experience on cooler protection. Have had thier screen fronts on a Chevy 3/4 ton (does hard work towing Bobcats & attachments) and on a CR-V for years with no ill effects on temperature. The biggest problem will occur when you have no cooler protection as the fins get bent over or plugged with insects which restricts the air flow and that poor old radiator is behind the 3 others. So no matter the product protect the coolers. The ones that make and sell us the vehicles just love to sell parts and labour, so my thanks to the after market products.
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Re: Cloud Rider Grill Cover Install
Nice job with the pix and how-to Zero! I also like the look of the brush guard. Very nice indeed!!
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Re: Cloud Rider Grill Cover Install
Nice job, zero. Your truck looks great. You've got me thinking about this kit.
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