air scoop造句

• The radiator, turbo intercooler, front spoiler and air scoop were all replaced.
• One air scoop is in place to feed the turbocharger.
• The term " air scoop and symmetrical dual exhaust pipes below the rear bumper.
• Engine air-cooling is facilitated by an under-fuselage air scoop.
• In addition, an external air scoop for oil cooling was available instead of using engine intake air.
• Looking out over the hood, a clean view is interrupted by the bulge of the air scoop.
• It features traditional Pontiac styling touches like air scoops, a split grille and ribbing along the sides.
• You can see the derivatives in the redesigned headlamps, larger air scoops up front, and behind the doors.
• The 993 GT2 featured widened plastic fenders and a larger rear wing with air scoops in the struts.
• In front is a carbon-fiber Super Snake hood, adorned with a forced-air scoop that rises above the central grille.
• Air scoops were added to the rear fenders in an attempt to help keep the cars'Dunlop tyres from overheating.
• The length of the carburetor air scoop was extended and the propeller spinner, rudder, and the vertical stabilizer were redesigned.
• Purely cosmetic changes, designed to pound home the rally-car theme, include a front air scoop and a giant rear wing.
• To clear the top of the engine, a larger bonnet bulge with front air scoop was incorporated on the body.
• Series I coup閟 aerodinamico had open hood air scoop while series II cars had covered scoop and slightly longer wheelbase.
• The Romulus Predator looks like your basic supercar _ deep air scoops along the sides, swept-back windshield and swing-up doors.
• Added this year, and further enhancing that'60s appeal, are ( nonfunctional ) air scoops on the hood and behind each door.
• The large central air scoop over the center of the roof on each cab end is the final major spotting feature.
• Anyway, automatic or not, the Mach 1 is fun to drive, and that shaker air scoop draws a lot of attention.
• A shipment of P-39 air scoops arriving at Miami weighed 128 pounds per unit, a figure reduced by repacking to 17 pounds.