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Sure, you could have a good shop make some kind of scoop. I think the one in the pic is too far back. My guess is that the best solution

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Old 11-10-2013, 01:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sure, you could have a good shop make some kind of scoop. I think the one in the pic is too far back. My guess is that the best solution from a function standpoint would be a vent with an extractor/louvers in front of the motor to give the air coming out the back of the radiator a place to go.
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You can do like Synolimit did here & heat will pour out of the hood. Custom hood vents

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Sure, you could have a good shop make some kind of scoop. I think the one in the pic is too far back. My guess is that the best solution from a function standpoint would be a vent with an extractor/louvers in front of the motor to give the air coming out the back of the radiator a place to go.
Bingo. New vette, all the evos, all up front before the motor to pull the radiator heat. It works for the same reason a bigger radiator will drop oil temps.
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