does anyone make the indy scoops to fit the drivers side engine grill? if so ...links please

i wish they would make something that looked nice instead of the "boxy" air intakes that i've seen for fieros...A kid at my highschool had a sweet air intake for his '91 mr2...had nice curves and went with the body stlying "hugging" the car along the side. If i can find a pic i think someone should fabricate something like it for the fiero...

-Coop

The "Indy" scoop is only one scoop and it goes in the middle. The old "Fi-Air-O" scoops are the ones that went over the grates but I don't think they made them for the fastback. Although the pic of them here:
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Archives/Archive-000002/HTML/20040710-1-036028.html

Looks like they could be modded to work.

For Coop:
There was also a "Lazy-C" scoop that wrapped around the side which looks simular to the MR2 scoop, But again, It was only for the notchback body style.

They looked like this:

------------------

Happiness isn't around the corner...
Happiness IS the corner.

Please remember that the engine vents are to vent air "OUT" of the engine bay. Not in. Air is directed from under the motor out the vents as you drive. I think its the same idea as a wing, a vacuum is created on top of the decklid, sucking air out. If you direct air "INTO" the vent, you will not allow hot air out. Trust me, i have had friends who have the scoops on their car, and they run hot.

They look great, but only use them for shows.

Rob

Thanks Rob good bit of info. It does bring up another question i had though....what are the twwo small diameter pipes at the back of the engine bay that look like they run into the trunk???

quote Originally posted by TwoTimer: Thanks Rob good bit of info. It does bring up another question i had though....what are the twwo small diameter pipes at the back of the engine bay that look like they run into the trunk???

If you have a 1985-1987 V-6 Fiero, Those tubes are to blow cool air across the ignition coil and the alternator. There is a blower motor on the right side of the trunk under the carpet.
They did not use them on the 1988 V-6 cars.

Oreif......Tried to give you a plus but seems i havnt been here long enough. Thanks fot that bit of info too