Hood option's for a 3.4 swap.
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Hood option's for a 3.4 swap.
Hi Guy's, Im doing my homework for a 3.4 swap at the end of the year, Im wondering what the option's are for the hood on my 93 4runner. I do want to add a supercharger also and didn't know if there were aftermarket companies that had pre fab hood's or does everyone just cut a hole in the center? Any advice and picture's will be greatly appreciated! Thank You.
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Thank's for the reply Dale, Are you up there in Stillwater? Im hopeing on doing this swap in the fall, Be great if you were around for some question and answer's. Ill supply the cold one's and the grub.
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Once I pulled my insulation, my hood actually closed without any body lift. It was tight, though, so I cut the hood and put one of these on:
http://www.amazon.com/Auto-Ventshade...196902&sr=1-17
I left it unpainted black and on my gray 4Runner, it almost looks stock. It's pushed right up to the washer nozzles. I should take a pic and post it sometime.
http://www.amazon.com/Auto-Ventshade...196902&sr=1-17
I left it unpainted black and on my gray 4Runner, it almost looks stock. It's pushed right up to the washer nozzles. I should take a pic and post it sometime.
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x2. Would like to see how the end result turned out.
Probably depends on what you are planning to do with the vehicle. You'll have to deal with some other mods like shift levers and steering rod. Generally something that isn't to bad, but can add some complications.
I ended up cutting a small hole. Simple enough for now:
I don't have a body lift or a supercharger.
Breknraj did a really nice mod to his hood also... but I can't find the thread about it. I thought it was in his 3.4 swap. Maybe he'll chime in or PM him for some more info.
Probably depends on what you are planning to do with the vehicle. You'll have to deal with some other mods like shift levers and steering rod. Generally something that isn't to bad, but can add some complications.
I ended up cutting a small hole. Simple enough for now:
I don't have a body lift or a supercharger.
Breknraj did a really nice mod to his hood also... but I can't find the thread about it. I thought it was in his 3.4 swap. Maybe he'll chime in or PM him for some more info.
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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.
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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http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ProductLine.shtml
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I am gonna be doing a 2nd gen black s/c 3.4 swap into my 90 and I am thinking about cutting the hood and putting a CHEVY COWL INDUCTION SCOOP on and glassing it into place it measures out fine will fit perfectly between the washer things and fits the natural beds of the stock hood.
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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.
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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Thanks for your service to our country BTW. Lets roll
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hood scoop
I used a smaller copy of the Mustang scoop (Evil-bay $40). Long-term plans call for a cowl-hood. I don't have any body lift, so I needed to trim about an 8x10 offset hole in the hood.