Miss Deb's 4.9 car

Taken from a 2002 mustang.

Do you have other driving lights?
I had those and the lighting ahead wasn't that great {directly on the road in front of you } {Miss Deb's car}

quote Originally posted by doublec4: Soulcrusher's is by far the nicest I've seen. I was going to do a fairly regular heat extractor hood until I saw his... so plans have changed

What he said.

If anybody's interested in making these scoops I'll buy a set.

quote Originally posted by never2old: Do you have other driving lights? I had those and the lighting ahead wasn't that great {directly on the road in front of you } {Miss Deb's car}

Good question. Most people that have non pop up lights have found a dark area just to the right and left of the front corners of the car. I have heard that a set of driving lights installed out front in the scoop overcomes this problem. We bought a set but have not yet installed them.

Here is the one I've been working on.

i like Mailmule's in fact i have a mustang hood and a fiero hood i think i will give it a try

the mustang hood wouldnt be all that functional on a fiero since it needs to vent air not take more in.

Here's my work in progress, I have the glasswork basically done now, and have the first fill coat of primer on it. . .

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quote Originally posted by JimmyS: What do you think of it so far?

I think it is a good idea. I actually started the same thing, but decided to go with a non-vented hood. I get lots of cooling without it. I think the concept is first rate though, and it will look exceptionally good when finished.

I did the Sunbird vents on a hood, got tired of it, (my flushmounts with the vents was too 'busy' a look for me) and tried to sell it. No takers although one guy wanted to buy just the vents.



Arn

quote Originally posted by Arns85GT: I think it is a good idea. I actually started the same thing, but decided to go with a non-vented hood. I get lots of cooling without it. I think the concept is first rate though, and it will look exceptionally good when finished. I did the Sunbird vents on a hood, got tired of it, (my flushmounts with the vents was too 'busy' a look for me) and tried to sell it. No takers although one guy wanted to buy just the vents. Arn

Thanks Arn,

I actually started a build thread for the scoop. https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/073351.html I have the plug complete and it is going to Dan, thursday or friday, to have a mold made.

quote Originally posted by Team Race-Tech: I have and sell this complete custom hood.

That is by far the best hood I have ever seen on a Fiero. It actually looks like it came from the factory. Definately gives the Fiero a serious look.

However, and I am not sure why, but it looks better on a Notchback in my opinion.

wat do you guys think of this


thanks mike

quote Originally posted by HI-TECH: ok so guys how do i go about getting these "cobra" scoops.. because the 2nd pic boozie put up just flipping sold me on them.. give me links i demand them.

My very functional extractor on me 86GT


Fan enclosed rear extractor on my work-in-progress 97GT

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some nice hoods you guys i still like the photo shop i had done??

what do you think

bump i am working on that mustang hood i will post pics soon

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quote Originally posted by hagans19: wat do you guys think of this thanks mike

I think I did this one Name is Terry if so.

yes you did thanks terry

quote Originally posted by Bridgetown: Is this design going to be functional? I would think that the area behind the rise would create back pressure, and in turn actually push air into the vent rather then drawing it out. Similar to the relationship between a pickups roof and open bed. Whe you open the rear sliding windows of a pickup air will be forced into the cab not drawn out of the cab. This hood vent will be on a smaller scale but I would think a similar effect would take place. Just a thaught, I am by no means an aeronautical engineer. Could work great for all I know!

https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/025998.html

quote Originally posted by skitime: The style I have is also has help stability at higher speeds like others have mentioned. It is very effective on extracting heat and the windshield get warm to the touch. It does create the necessity to run the AC in recirculating mode in the summer if the T-tops are not off because so much heat in near the interior air intake.

We've seen wings.
We've seen spoilers.
We've even seen "Whale tails"

Presenting the "Beaver Tail":

WHAP! WHAP! WHAP!

quote Originally posted by Francis T:

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So who wants to make hood extractors like these and sell them? I would buy one

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The vent is from Rockcrawl.

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here is extractor in working

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http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3172238