Lee1 said:I like watching all the tools that pull up to me at stop lights in their sports cars, see the scoop and want to race. A guy at work didn't beleive me until we had lunch this week and some guy in a tuned out Lexus coupe with coffee can exhaust pulled up next to us at the light, saw the scoop and punched it when the light turned green before I even touched the gas. My buddy was laughing hysterically. This happens all the time with people in Mustangs, Vettes, you name it. Anyone else experience that?
Lee
Fuzion said:The scoop looks tough :roadkill:
plus the girls dig it
:girl: :girl:
PA 4Runner said:Although I like the hoodscoop, I can't say that was the reason I chose a sport. I wanted a sport for the bigger brakes (better performance & safety)), XREAS suspension (better performance & safety), color keyed trim, upgraded interior, rims & I take comfort in knowing this model has been to the Himilayas & back.
Originally posted by Even Steven
If you don't have a hood scoop and you REALLY want one, you can always drive your 4Runner into a pole and try to trick your insurance adjuster into thinking you have a Sport Edition!
simple said:http://www2.partstrain.com/v5/products.php?N=0&Ntt=TOYOTA+4RUNNER+2004+Hood
found sport replacement hoods fo about $130-230. Of course they need to be painted, and you need the scoop itself, so maybe close to 1000 after everything is done. But is $130 for the hood sound about right? How much would Toyota charge for an oem?
slimjim said:I wouldn't mind a shaker box.
T?@\7 said:does that make drinks or popcorn or something? hehe, but really what is a shaker box?
josh220 said:Why would you link to Wikipedia? That is the most unreliable source you could possible reference. Any idiot can go on it and change the definitions to whatever they want it to say. I hope you don't use it for reference for anything else except shaker boxes.
Offroader said:I'm lucky: I'm the only person on this board with a functioning scoop.
However, since I'm an engineer, if I had bought a gasoline version, I would have chosen a scoop-less T4R.
josh220 said:Didn't mean to push your buttons. Just saying wikipedia is the worst thing ever invented lol.
By the way, I already took my pills. :flipoff:
Just playin.
Offroader said:I'm lucky: I'm the only person on this board with a functioning scoop.
However, since I'm an engineer, if I had bought a gasoline version, I would have chosen a scoop-less T4R.