Noticed gap between top of headlight and top front panel area to the hood, quite a reasonable gap.
The area to the outer side of the snorkel. If a filler strip from the edge of the existing one on the hood running over the top of the snorkel when hood is down (appropriately altered to suit), to the existing rubber stopper and if you wish beyond on a curve to the headlight top.
It would form an added, absolutely unobstructed, cool airflow with some ram effect.
Only adverse issue I can envisage is. Will it also pull in an unacceptable amount of water when it rains.
If so, how can that be overcome? May be a few holes or a gap in the right place.
There would already be some airflow from this area especially when stationary and possibly at low to suburban driving
The area to the outer side of the snorkel. If a filler strip from the edge of the existing one on the hood running over the top of the snorkel when hood is down (appropriately altered to suit), to the existing rubber stopper and if you wish beyond on a curve to the headlight top.
It would form an added, absolutely unobstructed, cool airflow with some ram effect.
Only adverse issue I can envisage is. Will it also pull in an unacceptable amount of water when it rains.
If so, how can that be overcome? May be a few holes or a gap in the right place.
There would already be some airflow from this area especially when stationary and possibly at low to suburban driving