This is one of those, 'little knowledge could be dangerous' questions.
I travel with my search and rescue dogs.
They ride in the bed under a Leer Topper in crates.
Sliding glass window open and side windows of Leer open.
The idea is to get as much cool air back there as possible.
So, understand a bit of 'venturi principal' I was wondering if I installed a hood scoop BACKWARDS on the roof of the Leer, would that create a negative pressure at the exit of the scoop drawing the air flow from the cab, through the open slider and into the bed?
And theoretically out the scoop????
I've searched and searched the web looking for a nice looking closeable roof vent that could feed fresh air into the bed to no avail.
I travel with my search and rescue dogs.
They ride in the bed under a Leer Topper in crates.
Sliding glass window open and side windows of Leer open.
The idea is to get as much cool air back there as possible.
So, understand a bit of 'venturi principal' I was wondering if I installed a hood scoop BACKWARDS on the roof of the Leer, would that create a negative pressure at the exit of the scoop drawing the air flow from the cab, through the open slider and into the bed?
And theoretically out the scoop????
I've searched and searched the web looking for a nice looking closeable roof vent that could feed fresh air into the bed to no avail.