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I was wondering if any body had the scoops in the front bumper cut out. I guess in the area where fog lights could go on my car. Mine are closed and was wondering if they were supposed to be like that. If they were cut open, I'm pretty sure it would help engine cooling, but would it create a bunch of drag or what. Would it cause anything to fly off my car at higher speeds? Just wondering cuz it looks like it a little weird
Thanks,
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Its supposed to be there and its just plastic. I drilled through mine so I could mount some fog lights. I've only seen a few formulas with what look like factory fog lights. As for cooling, You could probably rig some kind of induction system up, but just cutting them won't help at all because theres just plastic/styrofoam bumper support behind that.
if youi put a whole in it and buy some dryer tubing, then run that tubing up to either your intake, anywhere on your engine, or even front brakes that would be a good thing ;)
About a week ago noticed my brake lights not working also Hazards not working. Installed new brake switch and still not working, checked fuses and what...
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