


I've still got some more work to do on the heads, before they go back on the block, and then have the engine back in the truck, but I figured I would start planning this in advance.
I've been looking around at functional hood scoops. I like the look of the 442 scoop by GoodHood, but then I'm thinking I might like to see a shaker scoop popping out of my hood instead. So I'm a little torn on this. It's difficult to get a feel of how this looks from this picture since it's only the very front end.
Right now my truck is rock stock, plain boring in appearance.
My questions to you all is, who's seen a Suburban with a functional hood scoop, and did it look ok?
Also has anyone seen a Suburban with a shaker scoop, and how did that look?
I don't plan on going all out on my 'burb I just want to give it a little attitude.
Patrick
Rhode Island



I'm not certain if I've seen a suburban with a functional hood scoop. I think that looks pretty tough though, I like the look!
You should photoshop it onto your ride to see what it would look like.
Steve
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78 Chevy Suburban Silverado (454, 3/4 ton)
62 GMC 3/4 ton Pickup (350 police interceptor)
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Good Idea. Thanks.
Anyone else?
Patrick
Rhode Island




I just did a Google search for "Hood scoop Suburban" and it came up with many sites .
http://www.ultimateautoaccessories.c...ood_Scoops.htm
Darcy
Washington State
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Remember the old 400 small block in the 77 trans am, I've always wanted to do a "shaker hood" on a truck might not be to hard to do??
Jamie
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For the most part the scoops that everyone is selling are non-functional. Molded plastic that you stick on with double sided 3M tape. I'm really looking for something that can be used in conjunction with a ram air system.
Besides it would be my luck that the stick on hood scoop would come off at highway speeds....lol
I should have said in my previous post that Functionality is my primary concern, and attitude would just be a fringe benefit.
Patrick
Rhode Island




Find the breather part from wreckers...cut hood. Custom rides by Patrick...
uh uh ya feelin' it yet
Jamie
2007 Ford E250(Work van) (Ya, Ya, shut up!)
1996 GMC Sierra SLE 1500 5.7L/4L60E
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LOL... That's pretty much what I'm thinking. But I'd hate to make it, fit it on the truck, and find out it looks retarded.
I think Steve has the right idea, photoshop it onto a pic of my rig first.
but I'm wondering how many other have either done it, or seen it done.
The more I think about it, I'm getting more drawn to the shaker scoop.
Still open to suggestions, and comments![]()
Patrick
Rhode Island




Oh ok ya wanna be difficult eh...LOL. This I have seen done. Low rise carbon fibre hood scoop (glass it on) and do you remember the 81 camaro flapper thing(driver could see them open) hooked up to secondaries on 4 barrel...
There ain't nothing in the world that sounds better than secoundaries opening
on a big block Chevy (oh the hair just stood up on the back of my neck)
Anyway are ya pickin' up what I'm throwin' down...??
Jamie
2007 Ford E250(Work van) (Ya, Ya, shut up!)
1996 GMC Sierra SLE 1500 5.7L/4L60E
http://www.thefundumpster.com




I am a little biased, but I prefer the Shaker. I saw a Chevy truck with a shaker and fender scoops from a Trans Am grafted in and it looked good.
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Gary
99 K 1500 Suburban
78 Silverado Big 10 w/factory 454
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