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Hood Lifting At High Speeds

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My curiosity is how the hood behaves with a fake hood scoop added. I would think the scoop would upset the hood even more.
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Doesn't sound right. What about the EB and V6's?
They can't go that fast in stock form. :D

It's in the aerodynamics video from Ford, demonstrating the purpose of those vents.

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You can see the vent in action at around the 1:30 mark.
 

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They can't go that fast in stock form. :D
EU-spec:
EB: 145 MPH
GT: 155 MPH
Neither have the hoodscoops.
They WILL be driven this fast on the Autobahn in Germany.
 

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cool video, great info. i especially liked the part where he talked about the hood vents. i thought they were just for "heat extraction"
 

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cool video, great info. i especially liked the part where he talked about the hood vents. i thought they were just for "heat extraction"
I wonder if they mean build up of heat and the extractors help release that heat pressure and not in a sense that the extractors help aerodynamics because the EB and V6 can reach high speeds as well.

I gather EB's and V6 may experience a slight increase in mpg if they add the hood vents because it adds aerodynamics?
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