Reply to "Functional air intake on c pillar?"

George PAdmin.

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Originally posted by Push1267:

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

The air should be ducted from the scoop directly into an enclosed air cleaner assembly. The motor will then "suck" cool air from outside the engine compartment, via the scoop; thus it is impossible for air to flow out the scoop.

Here's a web site that should give you some ideas. ram air box

-G

11/27/119:50 PM

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