JEGS
Bug Catcher Style Scoop Fits Single or Dual 4-Barrel Carburetors
555-50086
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Smooth Top
- Overall Dimensions: 20" L x 12.5" W x 4.5" H
- For single or dual 4-bbl carbs with 5-1/8" diameter neck
- Butterflies, linkage, elements, and assembly/mounting hardware included
- Replacement filter element: 555-50057
FAQ
What is a bug catcher on a car?
- A bug catcher on a car, such as the one featured in the JEGS 50086, refers to a specialized air intake system. It typically includes a scoop or hat-shaped element designed to enhance airflow and increase performance.
What does a scoop do on a car?
- A scoop on a car, like a bug catcher style scoop in the JEGS 50086, serves to direct air into the vehicle's intake system. This enhances air circulation to the engine, optimizing combustion and overall performance.
Specifications:
Could I use a NACA Duct like a Quickcar Racing 60-003 to route air to a turbocharger Intake through a Jegs Bug Catcher like the Jegs 50086 as a cold air intake? I know that I would also need an air filter. Thinking above the hood would be the best place.
will this work with a predator carb?
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