Reply to "Functional air intake on c pillar?"

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Although the scoop pictured in Kid's photo is a "poor" ram air scoop, it is an excellent cold air scoop.

I have an extra set of gills to experiment with and - like Mikael, I would wan't it to look original. Thought about cutting slits at the bottom of the gills in a circular pattern, and then fabricate a discrete funnel to direct the air.

But, if airflow is OUT of the scoops under most conditions as Jack mentions, then will it make a difference? I guess, exiting hot air from the engine bay will also lower intake air temperature, but wouldn't the effect the gills would create be marginal?.

Kristian

11/26/1111:46 PM

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