KaTur Universal Car Decorative Air Flow Intake Hood Scoop Vent Turbo Bonnet Cover Carbon Friber

I bought this thing because I did something dumb. I installed CPU air cooler in my PC that was too tall for the case. Had to cut a hole in it. So, like some kid that's installed an outsized carburetor in his hotrod, I cut a hole in the hood, and this beauty went over said hole. Dumb, but cool. Almost perfect.

Great

Good Quality material but tape on one side does not hold well on car needs to make plastic hood scoup

Hi everyone. Thank you for taking time to read. So the previous reviewers that said it was smaller then the photo. I want to point out it is not the photo of several cars, those photos are accurate. The photo showing a close up of a black hood with a scoop, the scoop model is different on that car, it is wider. However, if you have a hood like mine that isn't flat all the way across, and you are working with a small area. This scoop is for you. If you are looking to buy one for the reason of decoration, I would suggest like others have to use a strong adhesive tape. I added more 3M to the front of the scoop to hold it down more since there was room to do so. Also, I had recently replaced my radiator fan, and wanted a functional scoop on a budget. This scoop fit the bill. If you review my photos, you will see I used bumper retainer clips to hold down the front. I had to research on how to safely drill plastic without damaging it. I used a wood block to support the plastic when the drill made it thru. It worked perfect, didnt crack or chip. I drilled two holes in my hood to hold the scoop plus the tape provided and some of my own. To make the holes right, I did my measurements, taped around the scoop for an outline. Then used a long piece of paper on the bottom of the front to line up the holes to drill the hood. Placed the paper on the bottom of the scoop, used a pen to poke the holes thru the paper, then used the paper to drill the holes. I did use the paper to mark the holes on the hood, and double checked to make sure it was straight as possible. To make it a functional scoop, I drilled two holes (larger then a 1 dollar coin) in the hood so it would be under the scoop on each side but in the middle of it. I know thats not much compared to an actual scoop, however again this scoop is small. I didnt damage the support parts of my hood underneath so the integrity stayed in tact. It will help with more airflow to the engine area which is what I was wanting over all along with a sporty appearance. I got the idea from a video on youtube which a guy install 25$ vents with a rivet gun. The bumper clips is what I used to determine the size of the holes I needed to hold it down. I made sure once I pressed them down in, they would not come out without a fight. I figured if it needed to come out that means it needs replaced. Well thanks for your time, have a great day, and hope this review was beneficial.

I used it but the picture is very misleading looks nothing like the picture and it's very small

Will work best on a FLAT SURFACE.

This hood scoop was really easy to install and I think it looks really nice. Matches the Carbon Fiber(ish) door handle covers I installed as well and definitely gives my 2013 XV Crosstrek a more unique look.

Hard to apply doesnt fit well some areas were lifted becuase it wouldnt fit flush to the hood.