non-air grabber scoops on -71's

[RRSweden]

How have you done your hood scoops on your 71's ?

I can't afford an air grabber scoop, and looking for options... I have a Road Runner

 

[MikeMeep]

It's a 72 but would look good on 71 too..

 

[PurpleBeeper]

My only suggestion is that you cut a Satellite hood, not a Roadrunner hood. It'll be easier with a flat hood to add your own scoop + you won't cut up a valuable hood. Just find a flat hood & pick a scoop you like the looks of & go from there. Unless you have a hood clearance issue (e.g. tunnel ram or roots blower) you can just pick what you like.

 

[flypaper]

what kind of hood do you have?
its hard to just guess what you need..

 

[WileE]

I think you can buy a repro air grabber to install on a Satellite hood. Just have to cut out the opening, I believe. Maybe someone who's done it can offer tips on the install ?

 

[polywideblock]

score flat sat hood and mount a 71-76 dart dual snorkel scoop , the most under rated hood scoop mopar made

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-1976-D...ash=item51ef3eefef:g:fCUAAOSwKOJYKz-u&vxp=mtr
https://www.aarqualityfiberglass.com/products/scoop-dartduster-twin-snorkel-4-12

 

[demonram]

I always liked the pro stock style. I used 3M dual tube adhesive. Wanted the air grabber style

 

[Bruzilla]

Well... you wouldn't be the first guy to put a 73-74 power bulge hood on a 71-72 car.

 

[demonram]

I'm sure I'm not. I needed clearance and I always liked the way it looked. It's actually not a power bulge scoop, it is a smaller pro stock. The earlier version, before the flat front bottom. A buddy of mine had a full fiberglass liftoff on a white 70 RT/ SE 440 6 pack in the seventies. That was a monster, we pulled the six pack and had a dual quad tunnel ram. I'm guessing somewhere around 500 HP of course it wasn't stock. Also had a 69 HEMI for the strip mid to upper 10s. If only we knew then...