air scoop

Then the real reason for the great forward air scoop became apparent.

But it was hard - this is the air scoop, these are the wheels.

One air scoop is in place to feed the turbocharger.

Some parts, like the belly air scoop are made from fibreglass.

Once you report switch ready to operate, I'm going to crack the air scoops.

What was the shallowest dive he could get away with, for the air scoops to work?

Second, we had to have the air scoops on the side and they had to be functional.

The nacelles featured a deep air scoop set far back from the rest of the engine assembly.

The large central air scoop over the center of the roof on each cab end is the final major spotting feature.

The steering damper and rear brake air scoop were both dropped for this year.

In later years the "air scoops", now called wings, would not only be allowed but be mandatory equipment.

The sides are cinched in to form air scoops, and the rear has a purposeful athletic look.

Front fog lamps were also a standard fitting and the bonnet gained air scoops.

In addition, an external air scoop for oil cooling was available instead of using engine intake air.

In normal flight, this was collected from the propeller slipstream by air scoop).

Glancing up I saw a jagged hole the size of a drink coaster directly over my head, next to the fresh air scoop.

The air scoops were open, ready to gulp in tons of the surrounding hydro-helium on demand.

I am about to open air scoops."

Engine air-cooling is facilitated by an under-fuselage air scoop.

The front end was modified with a new grille and a non-functional air scoop hood ornament.

Externally, the bonnet gained a large air scoop.

The Mustang-style under fuselage air scoop is a dummy that provides a baggage compartment.

It had some detail improvements and it was characterized by two small air scoops just before the exhaust pipes.

Outside, add a giant rear wing (usually nonfunctional) and modest front air scoop (definitely functional).

A functional Ram Air scoop was available.