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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Orlando, FL
Posts: 195
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![]() I searched the archives and struck out. So here's my question. How do you remove the side scoops without damage to the paint? Secondly, I have a 97 which does not have real side scoops to cool the rear brakes. I'm guessing only 94/95 do. Anyways is anyone experiencing any negative result ie rust, gumming etc? Do you think it would be beneficial to make the scoops active? Thanks.
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Join Date: May 1999
Posts: 5,246
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![]() I'm pretty sure all the sidescoops are appearance parts only. No functionality behind them. Including the 94-95's.
No need to be cooling the rear discs anyway, they only do about 20% of your braking. |
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Location: Orlando, FL
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![]() I've been looking into buying a 94/95 droptop and all the ones I have seen have the scoop vented through the fender to the wheels. I guess they were not needed or a a way to trim expenses by Ford. Thanks.
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