it was a green corrado. funny, I was just thinking about that car and coudnt find pictures anywhere.
I suppose as functional as blowing cool air into the engine bay can be. I just thought it was a cool look. I'm not opposed to purely aesthetic mods.Since the others probably aren't functional, was the Corrado hood scoop functional?
These ones are a bit more extreme. The Legacy hood scoop (at least, the version I'm thinking of--there might be variations of the Legacy scoop for all I know) was a bit flatter, less pronounced (and IMO, look much better on VWs). The Corrados here look like they're using scoops from the early-gen WRXs. Pics below for comparison:
There used to be hood scoops for Rabbits and Sciroccos. Those funneled air into the plenum to cool down the interior. Less needed after A/C.I suppose as functional as blowing cool air into the engine bay can be. I just thought it was a cool look. I'm not opposed to purely aesthetic mods.
There are also scoop replacements for the fog lights. They are for the brakes but you could use the right one for an intake.If I was racing a Corrado, I'd remove the right headlight so the intake could get unblocked air. Ford did that in the '60s. Took out a few headlights and used them as intake grilles.
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I remember that commercial.wehadababyitsaboy
I can hear the synth music coming from this pic.
Kamei introduced its Scirocco and Golf air scoops before I bought my 1978 Scirocco. I thought they were fugly but they probably would have shoveled more cold air into the cabin.^^^Whoa, flashbacks!! 😆 IIRC,the OG Rabbit/Scirocco hood scoops were actually Mazda RX7 Turbo II scoops. Kamei made one also,but the original Callaway Turbo cars used the RX7's.