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JAFF · August 13, 2010

I don't see any difference in a Maruti having a roof scoop over a Civic having a body kit and a loud exhaust when there is nothing done under the bonnet. Both look stupid .

+1

heavyD · August 13, 2010

I don't see any difference in a Maruti having a roof scoop over a Civic having a body kit and a loud exhaust when there is nothing done under the bonnet. Both look stupid .

Well said.

SpEeD FrEak · August 13, 2010

I don't see any difference in a Maruti having a roof scoop over a Civic having a body kit and a loud exhaust when there is nothing done under the bonnet. Both look stupid .

Edited August 13, 2010 by SpEeD FrEak

harshansenadhir · August 13, 2010

cannot agree more about the extra drag with a roof scoop as you said.
Well theoretically speaking ,roof scoop will not spoil the air flow as same as a spoiler ,

Roof scoop will be propelling air in to the cabin or to a mid/rear engine, so there will be spoiling but completely a different kind of spoiling .In a way it will work opposite as a spoiler

But as I said its highly " theoretical" , this will have almost no effect on the maruti except for the drag.

Since we are on the topic ,

I don't see any difference in a Maruti having a roof scoop over a Civic having a body kit and a loud exhaust when there is nothing done under the bonnet. Both look stupid .

you're repeating the same thing what i said and suggest reading the posts again. I didn't say it'll spoil as much as a spoiler. But shape change due to roof scoop will certainly increase the drag coefficient, there's no two words about it.

Well said about rice buckets. Thumbs up for that

AL998 · August 14, 2010

you're repeating the same thing what i said and suggest reading the posts again. I didn't say it'll spoil as much as a spoiler. But shape change due to roof scoop will certainly increase the drag coefficient, there's no two words about it.

Fair enough