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Why Don’t Turbocharged Cars Need Hood Scoops Anymore?
Hood scoops are pretty self explanatory. They’re raised openings on a car’s hood that are used to increase the flow of cool air into the engine compartment, and were once most common on cars ...
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Pontiac Shaker Hoods: Which Models Had Them (And Did They Really Increase Power?)
When Pontiac debuted the first Firebird in 1967, the popular engine of choice was the 400-cubic inch, 4-barrel carburetor V8 with Ram Air hood scoops. Since engine output relies heavily on the ...