Even when they're not 100-percent functional, hood scoops add style and flair to a performance car design. ... He has a taste for high-mileage, rusted-out projects and amateur endurance racing.

The ‘Shaker’ scoop gets its name by being separate from the hood, directly bolting to the engine causing it to shake when the engine is running. 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat The Dodge Demon may ...

A look at 11 classic cars where hood scoops weren't just for show but added real muscle to already iconic designs from the U.S. and beyond. ... it was a product of Ford's racing division, ...

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In the end, we chose a dual-snorkel Duster-style scoop from Stinger Fiberglass. The reality is, the body lines of a '67-'69 Valiant are identical to a '70 Duster up to the B-pillar door post, and ...

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You never know what you have until it’s gone, and the proliferation of hood scoops on turbocharged cars is a perfect example of that. Looking back in time a decade or two, it was more common for ...

The hood scoop, a key piece of automotive design for the last 70 or so years, does more than just look cool. It helps performance cars, from Subaru WRXs to Ram TRXs, go faster and run cooler.

A look at 11 classic cars where hood scoops weren’t just for show but added real muscle to already iconic designs from the U.S. and beyond.