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Old 20th January 2011, 21:27   #1
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Default fiberglass bonnet with throttle bodies

right ive been in talk for some time with a guy on here whos willing to make me a bonnet with a scoop off set just before the throttle bodies so i can get a more direct cold air flow into them, i can see the Pros from doing this being increased mass of cold air into the engine and possibly a better throttle responce, Cons being it could let water in/onto the filter then sucked into the engine if not designed right and maybe cause a airpocket in the engine space itself (would i be right in thinking this) with the unused air.
Can you all share your opinions on this please
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Old 20th January 2011, 21:36   #2
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This for a road car, or a track car?
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Old 20th January 2011, 21:36   #3
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This for a road car, or a track car?
both for this year or 2 then it'll come off the road for good once ive decided what i like doing best
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Do it.
dave i was thinking of some thing a bit bigger tbh but do you notice a difference anyway
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dave, what is your setup under the naca duct? an air box pressed up against the bonnet?
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Just get a subaru bonnet vent, theyre only about £40. Not hard to fit at all.
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Looks shit, but functionally perfect.
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Just get a subaru bonnet vent, theyre only about £40. Not hard to fit at all.
really not a fan of those as they come upoff the bonnet and then curve over iwas thinking more along the lines of this


Edit that 1 in your pic doesnt look as bad as i thought it would, did the scoops change at all with the shapes
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really not a fan of those as they come upoff the bonnet and then curve over iwas thinking more along the lines of this
fitted couple these at work on chaved up cars in passes... the bond of fiberglass to steel then paint its just cracks and looks shit tbh
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dave i was thinking of some thing a bit bigger tbh but do you notice a difference anyway
I've not had it any other way for a b4 & after.
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fitted couple these at work on chaved up cars in passes... the bond of fiberglass to steel then paint its just cracks and looks shit tbh
yea i wasnt going to put it on the metal mate i did say i was wanting to get a fiberglass item

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arr fair enough dave loving the under bonnet shot tho
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it may not look big. but naca ducts are highly efficient
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so i believe, what about a mini cooper s scoop not over the top and would sit nicely in the bonnet
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it may not look big. but naca ducts are highly efficient
probably the most used shape of a vent in production today.

Heck even a carrera GT uses this shape in its inlet system
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aerodynamically and aesthetically the NACA duct is best. Big bonnet scoops look rubbish.
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the old 106 under bonnet set up was interesting mind, although not easy to copy and one wonders how much it is effected by heat chanelling it directly over the engine
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