polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Hood scope(s) are functional items, for occasions where additional/extra cooling capacity is required.
Nothing to do with forcing air into the intake?
Hood scope(s) are functional items, for occasions where additional/extra cooling capacity is required.
It has everything to do with forcing air into the intake. Some cars use them to combat ambient temp.Nothing to do with forcing air into the intake?
Nothing to do with forcing air into the intake?
Hood scope(s) are functional items, for occasions where additional/extra cooling capacity is required.
Nothing to do with forcing air into the intake?
It has everything to do with forcing air into the intake. Some cars use them to combat ambient temp.
If it's ducted to the breather/carb yes. If not still allows cooler air into the engine bay and pushes hot air out
So IT DOES serve two purposes..... just needed to be clear
Oh, and I knew that but i couldnt resist
Yes, they serve a function(s). Otherwise, its just useless crap.
i have a 71 newport, i put a repo scoop from a 67 cornet on it. i think it adds alot to and otherwise big flat hood. the place that manuf them is in calf. i can get the name if you like
So, when I was a teen, and my Dad had a '71 300 coupe, I learned a trick that you could flip the top of the stock snorkel aircleaner upside down and get a 1/2 of opening all around. It still sealed over the air filter and you could close the hood no problem. The cool part, for a 17 yr old, was when you floored the car, the intake noise would set up a sympathetic vibration in the hood, so you got a loud moan and could see the hood jitter. It was way cool. Of course, when we had the car on a family trip towing a trailer and my Dad floored it to pass, he did not have the same appreciation of the effect that I did. Also, he got rather annoyed when the service station attendants (remember those?) would check the oil and say: "Uh, sir, do you know that your air-cleaner is upside down?"