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Hood option's for a 3.4 swap.

Old 01-13-2008, 09:57 PM
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89934runner, that looks great!
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Originally Posted by freefallmarine
89934runner, that looks great!
X2!!! Any more info so I can look into getting that scoop?
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Personally I like Marge's $10 cookie sheet hood scoop:
https://www.yotatech.com/50366404-post30.html
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scoop

I don't know if he/they still sell them, but try tinylittlecars@comcast.net

They go by that seller name; the business is ACS US. I haven't seen them list one, but the scoops are out there from other sources. It's a 'Stang copy that mounts with tape or screws. Mine is taped on- no problems even in the Mane sonw & wind yet. The supercharger sticks out just a weee bit, so the scoop gives me plenty of room.

Dale- I want to see him cook some eggs & bacon on there (a Sterno on top of the intake maybe?). Hmmmmmm.... maybe he's on to something!
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
Personally I like Marge's $10 cookie sheet hood scoop:
https://www.yotatech.com/50366404-post30.html
Wow, Im speechless...kinda of...
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Originally Posted by freefallmarine
Wow, Im speechless...kinda of...
I told her (I think Marge is a lady) she should paint some cookies on the pan LOL.

There is something good that can be said about a person for being practical enough to use a cookie sheet to keep the SF rain out of your engine bay, but even more can be said for being humble enough to post pics of it.
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scoop3

Cookies- there ya go. Ditto on having the humility- I'll be the first to admit, there are a few pictures that weren't uploaded from my build. The hood cuts weren't pretty to start with... my nibbler turned into more of a 'folder'. What a mess; thank god it didn't warp the hood.

Here's a link to one like mine:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-04...spagenameZWDVW
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Originally Posted by 89934runr
Cookies- there ya go. Ditto on having the humility- I'll be the first to admit, there are a few pictures that weren't uploaded from my build. The hood cuts weren't pretty to start with... my nibbler turned into more of a 'folder'. What a mess; thank god it didn't warp the hood.

Here's a link to one like mine:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-04...spagenameZWDVW

Yours really is sweet, did you have to shape it to fit the hood contours?
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
I told her (I think Marge is a lady) she should paint some cookies on the pan LOL.

There is something good that can be said about a person for being practical enough to use a cookie sheet to keep the SF rain out of your engine bay, but even more can be said for being humble enough to post pics of it.
Well. i guess im going with an iron skillet on my hood. So instead of a anti freeze smell coming from my 3.0 on the trail, Im going to have Jimmie Dean's beacon and egg's..hahaha....
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Originally Posted by 89934runr
Cookies- there ya go. Ditto on having the humility- I'll be the first to admit, there are a few pictures that weren't uploaded from my build. The hood cuts weren't pretty to start with... my nibbler turned into more of a 'folder'. What a mess; thank god it didn't warp the hood.

Here's a link to one like mine:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-04...spagenameZWDVW
Man i really like the way that scoop look's.
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scoop4

No real shaping needed- it actually has a flat bottom. The only detail I don't like (hardly noticeable) is that the very front 'teeth' are up on the tape, so you can see about a 1/16 or 1/8" gap under the very tips.... I went with the tape where there is enough support. My thinking on that was that the tape mounting would allow more bumps/movement if needed (vice moulding it in).

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Originally Posted by freefallmarine
So i guess no one make's a aftermarket hood for the 4Runner's.
Not really our style trucks but here is a possibility.
http://www.church-steeples.com/auto.htm
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Thank's for the reply BLKNBLU! Wow, $419.00 too much for my blood.
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FFM, sorry I didn't get a chance to add to this earlier. This is the thread concerning my solution to the problem. I have as much height as I want on the Taco 16" wheels and BFG A/Ts, so I didn't want to do a body lift. I haven't had the opportunity to get any further on the project, but I'm looking forward to finishing it this summer, and at least getting the whole hood into a single color!

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...no-56k-122012/
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take the braces out and if that is not enough slam the hood on it
just kiddin i would say do a body lift or if you really want to go custom you could always build shorter motor mounts
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Breknraj, That's for the link.
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Originally Posted by fast7mtoys
take the braces out and if that is not enough slam the hood on it
just kiddin i would say do a body lift or if you really want to go custom you could always build shorter motor mounts
GUARANTEED way to dimple the hood from the inside! I initially did that, knowing that I would be cutting a hole to clear the front corner of the plenum. It did dimple the hood, as I expected, but it also showed me where I needed to cut the hole.

Even after cutting the hole, after driving that way for a few thousand miles, I had a lot of rub marks all over the intake from the edges of the hole. The experience gave me a whole new appreciation for just how much an engine moves around, as it loads up and unloads while driving.

I scored a cheap replacement intake from someone who had S/C'd their engine, so I'll install that when I get done with the hood (and, hopefully, get CallmeJ to powdercoat it!)
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I just scored a spare hood for my truck for $25 bucks at the local salvage yard, too bad its a diffrent color. That will be my template for the 3.4 hole and hood scoop. Thank's guy's for all your reply's.
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
X2 on the pic.

Marine, I'm actually in Edmond, but my heart's in Stillwater. Sure, anything I can do to help a Jarhead. Ooooh rahhh!

BTW here's the 3.4 swap section:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f160/
It's kind of hard to find.
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