A Taste of Heaven...scooped hood for a day
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Bob, you can always do the economy snorkel mod like I did to my 4Runner when I had it.
#42
This page had pics with hoses from the scoop to the airbox, but they are gone now.
http://www.geocities.com/sailbop/
He is a member here.
http://www.geocities.com/sailbop/
He is a member here.
Corey, I remember seeing those pics. Although, I doubt any real gains in performance were achieved by making the scoop functional.
Last edited by Rock Slide; Jul 15, 2008 at 08:06 AM.
#44
To make it functional, you would need an IC and a scoop as big (or bigger) than an STi. Size definitely matters.Oh, N/A engines need not apply. It won't do jack.
Lastly, I can't believe some of you are spending $300, 400 or more for a hood. Even if someone offered me a scooped hood for $100, there is no way I'd take it, unless my current hood was trashed.
ps unless you guys are going to murrderr it out. Dats aight, den. Pictcha meh rollin'...
Last edited by cackalak han; Jul 15, 2008 at 10:09 AM.
#47
The scooped hood is a very popular upgrade even at the cost but opening up the scoop isn't going to make a diff except to make the top of the engine dirtier and a dirty motor doesn't run as well as a clean one.
It's just factory "rice" but it does look cool and doesn't hamper any other performance at the expense of looks so it's an ok "rice" mod.
I'm glad I already have one.
It's just factory "rice" but it does look cool and doesn't hamper any other performance at the expense of looks so it's an ok "rice" mod.
I'm glad I already have one.
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