Originally posted by Koony
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trent
Originally posted by Koony View PostI am in NO way speaking of cowl induction.
Originally posted by LoonyHeat produced by an engine has a tendency to collect in the rear of the engine compartment. Thus the reason many high hp muscle cars had rearward facing cowls. That is where you want some sort of heat extraction.
Back tracking pretty fast I see.
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trent
Originally posted by Koony View PostMy bad, that should have read rearward facing scoops.
Lets just face it that your entire thought process was "read" incorrectly.
I am done. You lost and lost big.
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great thread, I lolz'd
quick short on what the vent is supposed to do:
stagnant (low speed), high pressure (high temp too) air in the engine bay.
top of hood ..... high speed, low pressure air
now enter ..... THE VENT!!! High pressure now can flow to low pressure above the hood. Lower pressure now behind the radiator, sucking in oncoming air. I'm actually curious how well it cools your temps during summer track events.
Now the henna needs some vortex generators, a flat bottom, an undertray, and some diffuser tunnels out back ... then it's an orange brick, w/ vents 'n shitSan Diego BMW repair -> Jake @ www.littlecarshop.com Great guy :up:
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This thread makes me ~*gigglez*~
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