I fiberglassed the scoop onto my engine hatch tonight and figured I posted up some pics for everyone if they are ever thinking about do this to there boat.
Iam not really going to tell you step by step just take a look at the pics and you get an idea...I still need to do the body work once the resin is dry.

who'sscoop is that ?
what"s the overall height?

Looks like the Teague scoop? Nice choice anyway. It gets the opening up where there is good airflow. I wouldn't have cut the holes in the back though.....

Keith Eickert sells them...
34"long 17"wide 9"high
Iam not looking for a ram air effect iam just looking at bringing more fresh air into the bilge. So by putting 3 holes in the back side of the scoop iam sure it will effect the "ram air" but its better then running no scoop. I have seen many do this and figured I would jump on the bandwagon also

Cool, keep posting more of the project. I did a Ram Air kit on mine. I draw air from both sides of the boat. I gained about 1 1/2 MPH, every HP counts.

On faster boats it's very likely you can cram too much air into the engine compartment and blow the hatch off! Ask me how I know The holes are a good idea.

It's a job thats's for sure I can post pics but don't want to hijack your thread good luck with it a take your time.

OK, how do you know? I've seen them with the holes too before so maybe you do need them.

Good thread i was only thinking about doing a scoop hatch last week i am makeing a plug as this time havent got the scoop yet how much is the one you have there looks just right ,i have seen scoop hatches with flapps that that just hang shut and open when air presure builds up

crapr6
nice look...just a question...looks like you have a spare sea strainer on your bench. any chance its looking for a new home