Edit: Power is blinking off intermittently, so I don't know if I can do this one.
On an red Fiero GT I assume, and do you want them scooping air in from the front or venting the radiator to the rear? Any other scoops and stuff that you prefer? If anyone else wants to use my car as a base, I'll see if I can find shots of whatever angles you/they ask for:
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madcurl Member
Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Sorry, I had been having power glitches, then DSL disconnection problems, and the last 2 days my ISP was blocking all ".nl" domains (even though they said they didn't ). I'm back now so I'll see what I can do
You still didn't say whether you want them scooping or venting. Venting out will help stabilize the front end, which is needed from the factory because the radiator is a bottom-breather without a good outlet. Scooping will make it much worse, but you can have false scoops if you just want to achieve that look without making the car dangerous at highway speeds.
Here's with Pontiac GTO "ram air" scoops. Doing extractor vents will be harder because I still can't seem to find any pics of that style at the right angles...
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Rare87GT Member
Posts: 5068 From: Wichita, KS USA Registered: Oct 2001
Already dropped the one w/ GTO scoops maybe 1 inch in the back, 1/2" front (via photoshop). I only wish it was so easy (and cheap!) to lower the real thing
Slammed (and ride quality like an Amish wheelbarrow):
"I torched my coils" look, not intended for road use
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exoticse Member
Posts: 8654 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
Venting out the back? That could be done either having them stick upward from the stock hood, or flipping upside down with the opening at the front like most extractor hoods. Which do you mean? I had trouble finding images that would work for either one. My hard drive is totally fried now anyway though... I'm running a linux boot disc until the new HDD comes on Monday, then probably take all day setting it up...
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Dec 21st, 2006
exoticse Member
Posts: 8654 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
Ok I just bought those scoops, and still have the stage 2s to install thinking about the rear now these could look good on deck lid too. but thinking more a shaker style on rear.
I am wondering to mount them low for functionality spin them round or high for looks and have another above radiator instead i will decide i guess by moving it around the car before i mould them in.
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proff Member
Posts: 7393 From: The bottom of the world Registered: Oct 2004
I would put the opening of the scoop as the silver fiero allowing the hot air to exit the Hood area. not capturing cool air from the front of a moving car. Still looking for something different and not the same as every one else has, but legal here in Australia meaning nothing higher than 5 - 6 cm above the mounted surface[like the hood surface]
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Dec 23rd, 2006
Australian Member
Posts: 4701 From: Sydney Australia Registered: Sep 2004
I would put the opening of the scoop as the silver fiero allowing the hot air to exit the Hood area. not capturing cool air from the front of a moving car. Still looking for something different and not the same as every one else has, but legal here in Australia meaning nothing higher than 5 - 6 cm above the mounted surface[like the hood surface]
Really 5-6 cm where u hear that i seen plenty of scoops i thought where higher than that. I thought the old 70s scoops shackers stood taller than 5 cm not that i need or want anything higher but didnt know especially with cars with superchargers pretruding the bonnet.
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Dec 27th, 2006
Australian Member
Posts: 4701 From: Sydney Australia Registered: Sep 2004
Sorry, I had been having power glitches, then DSL disconnection problems, and the last 2 days my ISP was blocking all ".nl" domains (even though they said they didn't ). I'm back now so I'll see what I can do
You still didn't say whether you want them scooping or venting. Venting out will help stabilize the front end, which is needed from the factory because the radiator is a bottom-breather without a good outlet. Scooping will make it much worse, but you can have false scoops if you just want to achieve that look without making the car dangerous at highway speeds.
Here's with Pontiac GTO "ram air" scoops. Doing extractor vents will be harder because I still can't seem to find any pics of that style at the right angles...
thanks for photoshop job it convinced me to buy.
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Mar 19th, 2007
Australian Member
Posts: 4701 From: Sydney Australia Registered: Sep 2004
). I'm back now so I'll see what I can do
