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Actually i have the MR2 vents...
Chris has a Different style which also looks very SHARP.....
It was gonna be my 2nd choice if the MR2 vents didnt work out

Here is what they look like
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showtopic=14489

 

I haven't talked crap about your car once. I talked about the shitty rims you have on it and your shitty attitude.


Stop posting off topic, no one asked you about my opinions in this thread.


I've seen this, and I like vents. Functional vents. If you were to do these, they'd look pretty good, but I'm not sure how you'd get them in there correctly with how small the rear fenders fatten out. You can probably do it. I'd recommend one of the following.

1. Route the vent through a filter and into the cabin, to cool your amps in the back.

2. Route the vent around to cool your brakes.

3. Both.


Don't post off topic again, SON.

And follow the forum rules. Last time I'm going to tell you. It's SCOOP, not SCOP, and you have NONE listed as your Tiburon year, so I guess you don't even have one?

Get it fixed.

 

^^^ Sounds pretty sweet. Remember, if you were to route the vents into the trunk, it would also increase dust and debris, make sure to use a filter. No point in cooling an amp if you shoot dirt at it which increases heat once it gets inside the amp.

REDZMAN is not dissing your car. He is just like that. He states his opinion with no KY Jelly and he makes his point and sticks it to you hard. One day, we may see a kinder gentler REDZMAN, but that will be a ways off.

 

Heh, I was gentle the night you spent here DTN. You didn't even feel it.

 

^^LMAO at Redz

No, those dont look as nice joke.gif
I like the idea of a rear scoop, always have. Where do you have yours venting to 2UNIQ?

 

hey let's stay away from this dissing stuff. just a waste of time. always expect an opinion, that's why we post in showrooms.

i've seen those vents on a GK. they look super nice from one angle, but stupid from another side. you would have to extend every body panel on the car to make it look good. but seeing what you did with your doors, i think you woulc make it work. just fabricate it yourself. try not to order any ferrari parts. wink1.gif

 

Thanks RED! I just saw a bit of a kinder side! You liked the Scoop idea! By the way.. my tib is a 2000. I'll try to fix it as well as my attitude. No more attacks... I'm done. I stood my ground and sorry I got defensive. My Appologies to the whole community including REDZ! I bet you all think I'm bipolar by now! LOL!

Does anyone suggest what to start out with for my mold for that scoop. I'm definately not buying Ferarri parts! I'm not made of money... I try to grow it but it just don't pop up like I want it to? If anyone can think of anything wiht even a close design let me know! I thought about just slicin a chunk out of the rear quarter and use my english wheel and make a scaled version of the scoop and roll some metal then place it in there and put the piece back in. I'm sure I can't fit a full scaled scoop like on the ferrari (it is 23 7/8" long) WAY TO LONG FOR THE AREA I HAVE TO WORK WITH! Thanks for the advise guys! Keep the thoughs coming... I'm feeding off of them in my dreams. "If you build it.. they will come"? I just keep hearing it in my head.

 

here's an idea, instead of a inverted scoop, maybe you could go with something like a SMALL fassionable hood scoop.



BTW... REDZMAN is an old school Army Sergeant..... drillsergeant.gif He was leaving the army from Ft Riley right when i was getting there. Probly a good thing as I could only immagine him stapling grid quardinates to my forehead.

 

Something to keep in mind when adding scoops. They can seriously affect the aerodynamics of your car in ways you might not imagine.

If by chance you have the rear of the scoop a little too low compared to the front, or have too much of a scoop.. you can actually increase LIFT on the rear of the car. Do it right and it should turn out ok. Remember, there is a reason that Ferrari chose that place to put their cooling scoops, there is a LOT of airflow right there.