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Nice work dude, looks good.
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{USERNAME} wrote: I think for legality reasons, a 100mm circle must be able to roll over the scoop
not trying to be picky, but for some reason 88mm sticks in my mind. But noe the less, nice looking intake. Just a bit big for me
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It does seem a little large. other than that it a really cool idea. Id love to do it to my XR8. Just the time factor, and actually getting a scoop is the hard part. If they were avaiable for purchase somehwere it'd be on my list.
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i think it would look better with two, and a twin pod system if that is posible for ur v8?
but i am a very symeticale(spelling ) person
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symmetrical
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This is directly from the QLD Department of Transport Modification Guide
Bonnet scoops Bonnet scoops/projections may be fitted to a vehicle provided the driver’s vision is not restricted under normal operating conditions with the driver’s seat located at its lowest and rearmost position. Bonnet-mounted scoops/projections must meet the following requirements: • When a 165mm diameter sphere is placed on the bonnet in front of the scoop (or bonnet projection) and rolled backwards until it touches the scoop, no forward point of the scoop or point of contact between the sphere and the scoop must lie above a horizontal plane passing through the centre of the sphere. • It shall be possible to see either the surface of the road 11m in front of the driver’s eye or all of the front edge of the original body when looking across the top of the bonnet scoop. For the purposes of this requirement, the driver’s ‘eye’ position can be taken as being a point 730mm above and 270mm forward of the junction of the seat cushion and seat back with the seat in its lowest and rearmost position. • The edges at the front of a scoop/projection shall be rounded with a minimum of 10mm radius. • All other edges and corners shall have a radius of not less than 5mm and be designed to reduce the risk of bodily injury to any person to a minimum. • The scoop/projection must not have reflective surfaces. • Any holes in the bonnet must not substantially reduce the strength or impact resistance of the bonnet. • Air cleaners or carburettors must not protrude beyond the original bonnet profile unless the bonnet scoop/projection is manufactured from equivalent gauge mild steel, compared with that of the original bonnet. • Air cleaners and/or carburettors must be covered by the bonnet scoop. |
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Well my apologies then 80Crm. I stand corrected. I was thinking in Southern States the Laws might be different maybe?
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It's all good as long as you can understand it ...
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