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Ideas on a fiberglass hoodscope?
We just built a new Saris 825 and found out we need more air in the hatch, I'm going to go with a hood scoop but just want to know what everyone is using? Or what model or design I should go with . Any input would be great. Thanks
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Harwood internal flange/hidden flange style. Much cleaner look. Get anodized bevel washers with Allen head bolts.
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Originally Posted by Sick Stinger
(Post 4195379)
Harwood internal flange/hidden flange style. Much cleaner look. Get anodized bevel washers with Allen head bolts.
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Not sure what Harwood you speak of but the one I bought would hold my father at 250 on it no issue. The one I just bought is crap I layed some heavy matt and resin to strengthen it
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I bought 4 Harwood scoops this year and ALL of them were super thin and had to be reinforced alot. I think they were the 3162 (?) tall aero pro stock models.
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Does it suprise you they need to be beefed up? they are made for car hoods, not your drunk azz falling on them........
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Paging Glass Dave.......
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i have used several Harwood scoops and they all needed to be beefed up. To be fair they are made for cars, i had no probs with any of them.
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With two engines crammed in my small boat, heat was an issue so I built a new hatch with scoops both ends open. It pulls out a lot of heat from the engine bay measured before and after the install. I used a light scoop locally made for drag cars and added more layup to it. Cut the flange off for a lower profile and used a lot of screws to fasten in the hatch.
http://www3.telus.net/spectrasonly/Scoop%20decals http://www3.telus.net/spectrasonly/Scoop%20project%202 http://www3.telus.net/spectrasonly/mirage257.4.jpg |
There are vent holes behind the panel with Mirage logo on it but it wasn't enough to get air pulled in and out through the aluminum side vents .
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I bought 2 Harwood scoops!!!!!!!! $630 of **** junk. On the one the inner flange was not even glassed together. I called and talked to the head ass hole in charge and he told my sorry about your luck. Not even hay I'm sorry for your inconvenience Ill sent you a new one or even a ****n shirt. $630 for the scoops $300 in glass work so I can use them. DONT BUY THEM!!!!!
Doesn't hardon marine make one for marine use now? |
mine isn't a Harwood one but a local manufacturer. Paid $120 ea and did an extra layup of mat&cloth to withstand someone accidentally treading on it. These scoops made for cars where extra weight isn't needed. Either Hardin or one of the West Coast companies carry scoops I think.Looks like Harwood jacked their price up!
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You need a raised scoop to catch good air. I like this one and the price isn't bad:
http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/x...eaguescoop.jpg |
I have two used Harwoods #4163 's if interested pm an email and I can send pics.
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got two for my boat harwood went on easy just glassed them in and paint ph# 903 566 6001 eHarwood.com
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Originally Posted by Velocity Tom
(Post 4196022)
I bought 2 Harwood scoops!!!!!!!! $630 of **** junk. On the one the inner flange was not even glassed together. I called and talked to the head ass hole in charge and he told my sorry about your luck. Not even hay I'm sorry for your inconvenience Ill sent you a new one or even a ****n shirt. $630 for the scoops $300 in glass work so I can use them. DONT BUY THEM!!!!!
Doesn't hardon marine make one for marine use now? |
Occjoe on here makes some cool looking scoops that would get lots of air in
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Thanks for the great information guys! Good stuff!
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I believe that's what I have on my Daytona . real sturdy
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I'm sure that skater does not get the same **** that I received from harwood. No way!!!!
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