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Old 11-17-2007, 03:53 AM   #1
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Air scoop for mpg?

Has anyone tried adding an air scoop to their intake during summer weather?

This would be setup like a funnel right in the high pressure area at the front of the vehicle so that air entering the intake would be under some increased pressure relative to ambient air pressure.

Might need to have a small blow hole at a low spot in the tubing in order to get rid of rainwater. Should increase engine efficiency and mpg?
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