Hood scoop... move or change
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Hood scoop... move or change
Hey i need to modify my hood to fit my 1jz swap ever so slightly.
Rather than cut up a nice turboII hood i'll probably cut a regular aluminum hood and put some kind of aftermarket scoop or transplant a stock rx7 turbo scoop from a damaged hood etc.
Has anyone seen this done or seen any aftermarket scoop that is a little larger and looks good? I want to keep the look pretty much stock.
Any input is appreciated!
Rather than cut up a nice turboII hood i'll probably cut a regular aluminum hood and put some kind of aftermarket scoop or transplant a stock rx7 turbo scoop from a damaged hood etc.
Has anyone seen this done or seen any aftermarket scoop that is a little larger and looks good? I want to keep the look pretty much stock.
Any input is appreciated!
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So, you have a supra and a supra powered FC?
I would go for the stealthy look and go N/A hood with the webbing cut, the clearance issues look as if they are in the front right?
I would go for the stealthy look and go N/A hood with the webbing cut, the clearance issues look as if they are in the front right?
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get aq cheap n/a hood, start cutting out some bracing and see how that goes. Next, just do a small hump like the talons have. After removing the necessary bracing, use a torch to heat the metal so it can stretch a bit and start pounding using some bodywork dollys....
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looks like a found a steel hood locally for free. I'll use that for the test cutting and fitting before i bring a cutoff wheel anywhere near an aluminum one.
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