Does a vented engine hood...
#26
haha - hooked somebody on my not so old thread. BTW - I never vented my hood yet. It's been cold all summer where I live on the coastal harbor.
But, I must increase downforce
But, I must increase downforce
#29
The effect would be minimal, but a small increase of downforce should be able to be measured. Its similar to the effect of real fender vents found on cars in the ALMS, get rid of high pressure areas creating drag and suck it over the car to create downforce...
the only problem i have with many vented hoods is the engine washing everytime it rains....
the only problem i have with many vented hoods is the engine washing everytime it rains....
#30
The effect would be minimal, but a small increase of downforce should be able to be measured. Its similar to the effect of real fender vents found on cars in the ALMS, get rid of high pressure areas creating drag and suck it over the car to create downforce...
the only problem i have with many vented hoods is the engine washing everytime it rains....
the only problem i have with many vented hoods is the engine washing everytime it rains....
But then again, depending on the location of the vents, this may not even be necessary.
#31
I was thinking of just flapping the vent...screw down a flap of rubber that is allowed to only go one-way...out...the negative pressure on top of the vent should create enough suction to open the flap...
to be fair...I haven't given my thoughts...much thought...
to be fair...I haven't given my thoughts...much thought...
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