Scoop hardware?

[fire on the water]

We just got a new scoop from CP Performance, the single dooley style scoop. Didn't come with any hardware? Nor a hole in the top of the scoop. Uhhh.... will elmers glue work?J/K. How is everyone elses attached?

[HalletDave]

We just got a new scoop from CP Performance, the single dooley style scoop. Didn't come with any hardware? Nor a hole in the top of the scoop. Uhhh.... will elmers glue work?J/K. How is everyone elses attached? You should have gone with a velocity stack. wink
Huh, Jordy. :D
HD

[Blown 472]

I believe you have to put a piece of flat stock across the opening and bolt it down where the stud hole is in the carb body.

[Squirtcha?]

You need to get the spark arrestor to go with it. That's what holds the scoop on. There's just enough room to get the spark arrestor on and get a nut on the stud. It's a tight fit though.
Whoops just spammed the heck out of this one.
Rexone, am I on the payrole now?
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[ September 11, 2003, 01:32 PM: Message edited by: Squirtcha? ]

[HammerDown]

I kinda like my scoop...in the Avatar. Also held on with the carb stud and spark arrestor.

[Hotcrusader76]

HBJet gave me this idea when we last had this question. Get some flat-stock aluminum and bend it around a coffee can enough to allow the edges to flair outwards when tightened down from the center mounting stud. It looks clean and doesn't damage the entrance for air-flow.
I've seen alot of different ideas out there but this one seems to be the less restrictive of the bunch.
~Ty

[wrightnow]

Hotcrusader76:
HBJet gave me this idea when we last had this question. Get some flat-stock aluminum and bend it around a coffee can enough to allow the edges to flair outwards when tightened down from the center mounting stud. It looks clean and doesn't damage the entrance for air-flow.
I've seen alot of different ideas out there but this one seems to be the less restrictive of the bunch.
~Ty Yea, HBjet full of great ideas......
Mark

[superdave013]

Hotcrusader76:
HBJet gave me this idea when we last had this question. Get some flat-stock aluminum and bend it around a coffee can enough to allow the edges to flair outwards when tightened down from the center mounting stud. It looks clean and doesn't damage the entrance for air-flow.
I've seen alot of different ideas out there but this one seems to be the less restrictive of the bunch.
~Ty I bet if you used some 1/2 or 3/4" s.s. tubing it would look pretty bad ass and work good too.

[SoCal Power]

An old trick is to cut a section out of a spent s.s. wear ring wide enough to bridge the opening. Drill a .250" hole in the center. Install it convex up.
db

[fire on the water]

Why is it that people like to patronize your ass, when you ask simple questions(dude @ CP Performance)? Don't people like us keep distributors in business? Anyway,It looks like Squirtcha has the answer and I need the flame arrestor to secure the scoop. Do I need the fuel fume vent?

[Squirtcha?]

I'm not using the vented one.