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Hood Scoop In The Rain. Got me blocking the left lane during rush hour traffic. Please post some pics of what setup you guys run. Hood scoop issues there are downsides to deploying a hood scoop. It has a lowered level, lower than the filter, with drains on the corners. A hood scoop that is low against the hood is nothing more than an open air cowl to add a little room. Air will be drawn in to the car with a scoop situated on the bonnet near the windscreen (where the air is at it's highest pressure), brought in to the engine bay along a pipe and in to the air cone. The air filter element isn't exposed to the hoodscoop. Notice the scoop on a pro stock. The intercooler is aluminum, and won't crack when water is applied to it. Just trying to get ideas of what. I have run a 69 sixpack scoop, with the factory pan under the element. It’s not good when rain, snow, and dirt enter the engine. What do you guys do to keep rain water from getting sucked through the carb with a hood scoop? Factory setup, works fine in the.

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A hood scoop that is low against the hood is nothing more than an open air cowl to add a little room. Just trying to get ideas of what. Please post some pics of what setup you guys run. Got me blocking the left lane during rush hour traffic. The intercooler is aluminum, and won't crack when water is applied to it. It’s not good when rain, snow, and dirt enter the engine. What do you guys do to keep rain water from getting sucked through the carb with a hood scoop? Air will be drawn in to the car with a scoop situated on the bonnet near the windscreen (where the air is at it's highest pressure), brought in to the engine bay along a pipe and in to the air cone. Hood scoop issues there are downsides to deploying a hood scoop. It has a lowered level, lower than the filter, with drains on the corners.

The Scoop On Hood Scoops YouTube

Hood Scoop In The Rain The air filter element isn't exposed to the hoodscoop. Just trying to get ideas of what. Notice the scoop on a pro stock. It’s not good when rain, snow, and dirt enter the engine. Factory setup, works fine in the. Air will be drawn in to the car with a scoop situated on the bonnet near the windscreen (where the air is at it's highest pressure), brought in to the engine bay along a pipe and in to the air cone. Got me blocking the left lane during rush hour traffic. What do you guys do to keep rain water from getting sucked through the carb with a hood scoop? I have run a 69 sixpack scoop, with the factory pan under the element. It has a lowered level, lower than the filter, with drains on the corners. Hood scoop issues there are downsides to deploying a hood scoop. A hood scoop that is low against the hood is nothing more than an open air cowl to add a little room. Please post some pics of what setup you guys run. The intercooler is aluminum, and won't crack when water is applied to it. The air filter element isn't exposed to the hoodscoop.

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