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Looking for interesting carb rain hat ideas

I like the 911R style but I don't think it would fit my more original '69 car. Looking for something interesting?

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Good idea- I’d like some of those….
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The ones in amber composite can be a nice option.
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Black carbon fiber rain hats with cutouts. Brass mesh above plexiglass windows.


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If you have "cut outs" on top of the hat, seal them up well.

It rains a bunch up in Humble county.
About 50 years ago, after an auto X, I had parked my car on the street, forgetting that i had removed the air cleaners to do come carb tweeking.
It rained that night and one or two of the 6 solexes got enough rain water down the pipe to hydrolock the engine. Pulled the plugs and spun it over, rreinstalled the plugs and i was off to school.

Has anyone had HydroLocking problems with the dome shaped foam filters?
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Getting water in through the intakes is indeed a thing with 911s. If a car will sit out in the rain, you def. want some protection from that. Personally I wouldn't be comfortable with any filter exposed on the topside. I guess even the non watershield metal tops can be a problem if there is enough water.

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