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Yeah, I like the fake hood scoop on my TRD Pro and my wife has fake boobs. So, I’m pretty happy with both.
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Yeah, I like the fake hood scoop on my TRD Pro and my wife has fake boobs. So, I’m pretty happy with both.
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That is why I bought the SR5, I dont like leather in an offroad vehicle and I didnt really care for the hood scoop
Agreed! Softex is great! Really durable and super easy to clean.Its fake leather and is the easiest seats to wash mud off of, water and a towel
Agreed! Softex is great! Really durable and super easy to clean.
Can't make it functional without making it bigger. Its so small it won't do shit.
Toyota tried to make it functional. But instead of pushing air into the engine compartment, air moving over the scoop created a vacuum and pulled air *out* of the engine compartment.
Wouldn't opening it up for just airflow for cooling the engine compartment be feasible and effective?
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You guys talk down on the SR5s like they a 4cyl version LOL !!. Why? Still same frame tranny hp, 4wd. No crawl control fancy knobs or terrain select so what. A "fixed up" sr5 can still be very good at off roading. Is it bragging rights?
"You got the SR5 POOOOOHH, I got the real deal TRD PRO"
Nope, you miss sarcasm, SR5 is a builders platform, TRDP is a buyers platform (or the 0.01% builders with money to burn) Most here know this.![]()
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I like rocking fake spinners biotches :rockon: :guitar3:
Disclaimer: no real 4runners were shamed in the making of this gif...
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What vehicles have functional hood scoops, and what function do they serve? Air for the engine? Cooling? Just curious.Its not big enough to have tha RAM air affect. Look at the other vehicles with functional hoods. They are a lot bigger than the ones on our 4R.
What vehicles have functional hood scoops, and what function do they serve? Air for the engine? Cooling? Just curious.
Thanks for the response. The only vehicle that came to my mind was also a Subaru, and with an intercooler it makes sense. Possibly other similar intercooled engines that we aren’t thinking of, and some of those might scoop air from below. But as for me, I wouldn’t want road trash, rain, dust, etc. scooped into my engine compartment just so that I could say my hood scoop wasn’t fake. But I do like the looks of the fake scoop. Just as I like other styling cues of my TRDOR, and other 4Runners, for that matter.The only FUNCTIONAL scoop that I can think of offhand are on the Subarus. They are turbo'ed motors with a top mount intercooler.
"Functional hood scoops" that don't directly feed an intercooler or some relevant intake piping tend to actually interfere with the air flow on a normal vehicle since the dynamics are designed such that the air flows in the FRONT of the vehicle and out through the rear gap in the hood at the windshield.
The only FUNCTIONAL scoop that I can think of offhand are on the Subarus. They are turbo'ed motors with a top mount intercooler.
"Functional hood scoops" that don't directly feed an intercooler or some relevant intake piping tend to actually interfere with the air flow on a normal vehicle since the dynamics are designed such that the air flows in the FRONT of the vehicle and out through the rear gap in the hood at the windshield.
You’re pushing my googling capabilities, but the intercooler was an add-on...?Mmmmn 70 Series LC:
What vehicles have functional hood scoops, and what function do they serve? Air for the engine? Cooling? Just curious.
I’m sure you’re right. Intercoolers are a good reason to have a functional scoop. I didn’t think about that.I honestly haven't kept up with all the vehicles nowdays.
But I believe the Subaru STI is one. It feeds air direct into the intake for cooler IAT temps.
Look how big theirs is compared to ours. Not to mention the hood slope. I'm not expert but its like that for a reason.
Big mofo intercoolerYou’re pushing my googling capabilities, but the intercooler was an add-on...?