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Old 12-28-2009, 02:03 PM
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I was thinking of doing a hood scoop like this on my 81

but would like to see some pictures of different designs and functions before i start doing it. outside and inside views would be great
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I am just finishing something very similar on my car for a functional ram-air set up...will have pictures in the next few days.

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Here is the Ram-air set up that I did using an old American High-rise hood.



Removable fiberglass airbox



More resto pics: http://s127.photobucket.com/albums/p...20Restoration/
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I am just finishing something very similar on my car for a functional ram-air set up...will have pictures in the next few days.

Nick
look forward to seeing it
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Originally Posted by tobyte1
Here is the Ram-air set up that I did using an old American High-rise hood.



Removable fiberglass airbox



More resto pics: http://s127.photobucket.com/albums/p...20Restoration/
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something like this ?





I modified my 82 stock hood and the underhood "ram air" is still functionnal.




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Originally Posted by Vince'82
something like this ?





I modified my 82 stock hood and the underhood "ram air" is still functionnal.




That is exactly what i was thinking very cool,
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Originally Posted by Vince'82
something like this ?


I modified my 82 stock hood and the underhood "ram air" is still functionnal.
very nicely done!
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Very nice Vince, Thats what I started to do a couple of months
ago but started out with a 79 hood and found that the 80/82
would fit the bill a little better because of the original lines already
there. You nailed the look that I was going for. Now I think I'm
going to try something along the same lines with a little twist, but
it won't be until spring now.

Great work and thanks for sharing,
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anymore???
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Originally Posted by Vince'82
something like this ?




I modified my 82 stock hood and the underhood "ram air" is still functionnal.
Wow! Any tips on how to do this?
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Ecklers high rise hood with a stingray scoop melted on top...

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Ecklers high rise hood with a stingray scoop melted on top...

love that flat black, it just looks pissed off i like it
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That hood is pretty sick looking, is it functional? I am going to need to tweek my l48's hood a bit, may do something like that. Cheers..
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The '81 already has a bit of a 'bulge' on top of the hood. If you just add the C3 'stinger' hood scoop to what you already have, it could do the job for you. Below is a website that might interest you.

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/ProductSummary.aspx?free_text|4/13/2010%203:44:29%20PM=hood+scoop&deptId=0

(Stingray hood scoop: 2nd item in the 2nd row)
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Originally Posted by panic
Ecklers high rise hood with a stingray scoop melted on top...

Panic, I know we don't see eye to eye on a lot of things, but I gotta say as one C-3 owner to another, you have one of THE baddest C-3s on the forum!
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Old 04-13-2010, 06:27 PM
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The scoop you showed extends past the hood onto the nose,
Showme...with his wicked cool hammerhead custom vette has the scoop like this, do a search for him...I am on a different comp or I would post a link
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The "Twin Turbo" hood available from Corvette Central is a personal favorite of mine.

(removed ad for NSV)

A different angle.

Different strokes, folks.

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While not 'built in', if you need to suck in ALOT of cold air - you can always go this route.


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