Hoodscoop Hood Source?
Jul 16, 2004 | 06:20 PM
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Hoodscoop Hood Source?
My bro wants a new hood for his 97 since the bumps would not come out and there were some scratches that should be redone. As long as he had it off and was replacing it, he thought getting one with a scoop would be cooler.
Where is the best source for scooped hoods? How much should a guy pay?
Where is the best source for scooped hoods? How much should a guy pay?
Jul 16, 2004 | 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Flygtenstein
My bro wants a new hood for his 97 since the bumps would not come out and there were some scratches that should be redone. As long as he had it off and was replacing it, he thought getting one with a scoop would be cooler.
Where is the best source for scooped hoods? How much should a guy pay?
Where is the best source for scooped hoods? How much should a guy pay?
http://www.toyotapartspro.com/cgi-bi...&model=4RUNNER
Jul 17, 2004 | 07:47 PM
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Honestly, I would buy one on the net. I know more than a few guys who did and when they ship these things, they never arrive in perfect condition. I know a guy who had to get a total of 3 hoods, because they all came in bent. Get it from your dealer and shop around in your area, have it painted and installed by the head body shop guy and then it will be warrantied.
Jul 18, 2004 | 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by calg3
Those hoods are also missing the inserts for the scoop which are only avalable through Toyota.
Parts are at least another $150-200 for those.
Jul 18, 2004 | 05:51 AM
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Bamachem just swapped out his crashed hood for a new scooped one several months ago. He got all the parts from the dealer and painted it himself and it looks real good and definitely adds to the looks of the vehicle. PM him and he can give you a parts list of what you need and what you can reuse off your current hood. Paint is going to run you about $350, quotes around here for an OEM job, unless you do it yourself or have a friend who paints!
Jul 18, 2004 | 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by MTL_4runner
Those hoods are also missing the inserts for the scoop which are only avalable through Toyota.
Parts are at least another $150-200 for those.
Parts are at least another $150-200 for those.
Part Numbers
hood 53301-35050 - This is the only part the site is showing...
Here are the rest you need:
hoodliner 53341-35031
screws (1) 90167-45005
nuts (4) 90179-06324
cushions (4) 90540-05028
rivets (2) 90269-04054
bulge 76181-35901
guide 76182-35020
protectors (4) 76183-12030
protectors (2) 76184-12020
protector 76185-35010
retainer 76187-35010
plate 76192-35010
Jul 19, 2004 | 04:57 AM
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Hood was ~$300 from the dealer. Plan on another $140 for the other "stuff". Just the "bulge" is $110 (plastic piece that fills the hole in the metal hood). You only NEED the following in addition to the hood:
nuts (4) 90179-06324
cushions (4) 90540-05028
rivets (2) 90269-04054
bulge 76181-35901
guide 76182-35020
plate 76192-35010
nuts (4) 90179-06324
cushions (4) 90540-05028
rivets (2) 90269-04054
bulge 76181-35901
guide 76182-35020
plate 76192-35010
Last edited by bamachem; Jul 19, 2004 at 04:58 AM.
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