turbo hood on non turbo?
Yes it will fit
No it wont look stupid.
The lizard/vice grip looks stupid ; )
But seriously. Put your money where it is needed most. Like a FULL tune up or maybe towards some suspension mods.
No it wont look stupid.
The lizard/vice grip looks stupid ; )
But seriously. Put your money where it is needed most. Like a FULL tune up or maybe towards some suspension mods.
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It would be better to get a hood with vents to help cool the engine bay and not direct all engine airflow underneath the car. Having a hood scoop on an NA is counter intuitive as it serves no purpose and will reduce the aerodynamics of the car, not to mention make the engine compartment hotter.
It would be better to get a hood with vents to help cool the engine bay and not direct all engine airflow underneath the car. Having a hood scoop on an NA is counter intuitive as it serves no purpose and will reduce the aerodynamics of the car, not to mention make the engine compartment hotter.
The aerodynamics and cooling difference would be insignificant for a street car. The only problem on a street car is that water, leaves, and other debris tends to come through the scoop and corrode the under-hood components. Unfortunately, the commercially-produced scoop blocks on the market are hugely overpriced.
For me its simply because it looks way nicer then my factory hood. And the fact that it ways half as much is just icing on the cake.
Last edited by RCFC89; Aug 4, 2010 at 05:50 PM.
Yes.
Although...
Wonder why most turbo II guys leave that hood on once they go to a fmic? Surely its more functional to throw an aluminum n/a hood on it? Oh because the TII hood looks nice lol
No. You're wrong...
But I put a TII hood on my vert. Yeah I'll be running a tmic next year, but I put the hood on mainly because imo it looks better/meaner. Everyone has different preferences, who cares lol? Do what you want. Your not going to overheat your motor to death by having a hood scoop...
Although...
Wonder why most turbo II guys leave that hood on once they go to a fmic? Surely its more functional to throw an aluminum n/a hood on it? Oh because the TII hood looks nice lol

No. You're wrong...
But I put a TII hood on my vert. Yeah I'll be running a tmic next year, but I put the hood on mainly because imo it looks better/meaner. Everyone has different preferences, who cares lol? Do what you want. Your not going to overheat your motor to death by having a hood scoop...
The aerodynamics and cooling difference would be insignificant for a street car. The only problem on a street car is that water, leaves, and other debris tends to come through the scoop and corrode the under-hood components. Unfortunately, the commercially-produced scoop blocks on the market are hugely overpriced.
I love the futility of taking a functional hood off it's given application. Using it as a "show before go piece" and then modifying it to restrict the reason it was made in the first place because of negative side effects from the scoop being used outside it's design intent.
Maybe the person who told him it wouldn't fit was trying to save him from starting down the ricer path? Hopefully the new owner will put that money towards making the car either more reliable or faster.
worry about the cars running condition first then go on to putting tints scoops neon a bangin sub a drift charm jdm stickers aftermarket stickers cromed kobe's a lift kit a glass paintjob hid lights led lights interior lights
omg i forgot monitors in the headlights
omg i forgot monitors in the headlights
I know my stock 91 vert has a AL hood.
A TII hood will not help with cooling; a vented hood will help significantly if the car has a V-mount, allowing the air to completely leave the car.
A TII hood will not help with cooling; a vented hood will help significantly if the car has a V-mount, allowing the air to completely leave the car.






