Trail hood scoop.

Danielf

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Not trying to start a new useless thread but I tried looking but I'm not even sure what it's called...

So I ordered a trail hood for my sr5 prem. But there's nothing there. I mean there's a the shape if the scoop and everything but no...scoop? It's just a hole. Where do I get the inner part? Or what's it even called? Thanks for any help
 
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Why would you do such a thing?

Do you like blinding sunlight in your damn retinas?

Do you like a wobbly bump in the hood that doesn't do anything?
 
Not trying to start a new useless thread but I tried looking but I'm not even sure what it's called...

So I ordered a trail hood for my sr5 prem. But there's nothing there. I mean there's a the shape if the scoop and everything but no...scoop? It's just a hole. Where do I get the inner part? Or what's it even called? Thanks for any help

By inner part are you referring to the plastic insert for the front, or did you think it was an actual functional scoop? Because it's not. It's just there for looks, like some of us want.

Try here. As far as I can tell the hood hasn't changed for this model. Check out parts #18 - 25 in the diagram and list.

2010 Toyota 4Runner Parts - Toyota Parts Superstore
 
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Edit: I'm a little too slow...


Sounds like a less than helpful parts guy.

2010 Toyota 4Runner Parts -

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Yes I know it's just for looks. Every now and then you have to add a little form to your function. Your know?
 
Yes I know it's just for looks. Every now and then you have to add a little form to your function. Your know?

Oh I agree more than that parts unknown guy. I'll take the occasion blinding glare for the looks (I hear they make sunglasses for that). I just wasn't really sure what you were needing from your original post.
 
Not trying to start a new useless thread but I tried looking but I'm not even sure what it's called...

So I ordered a trail hood for my sr5 prem. But there's nothing there. I mean there's a the shape if the scoop and everything but no...scoop? It's just a hole. Where do I get the inner part? Or what's it even called? Thanks for any help

Unfortunately, when I was looking to do the same for my Premium. I came to the conclusion that "Parts are Sold Sep."

Here's a link to a neighboring site with a decent right up for the 3rd Gen. I can't see it being much different then the 5th.
 
I have a 2015 trail and have heard lots (and was a little anxious) about the glare from the scoop. I have driven the truck for two months now and have never once been blinded by glare off the scoop. Maybe I've been lucky, maybe it's because I'm tall, maybe because I wear nice polarized sunglasses. I've never once regretted the hood and I like the way it looks.

I'm not arguing for or against, just saying that it's not a blinding failure of automotive design.

If you like how it looks - go for it!
 
Trail hood scoop

My 2010 Trail has a hood scoop. I think it adds rigidity to a weak spot on the hood. I have no idea what guys are talking about whan they mention glare. Black reflects the sun more than some other colors, but I don't have a problem with glare onmy black trail.
 
I never had a glare issue. I'm more annoyed at the flex in the hood when I'm on the highway. Wish it was more ridged.
 
Hard to believe no one is getting sun glare in this thread. You need to drive down the 55 South in Orange County, CA at 3:30-4:00PM with the sun overhead. Perhaps it's with my seating position and my 6'5" frame but the sun nails me in the eyes everyday. I'll take a picture for everyone.
 
I have a 2015 trail edition mag gray and have never once had any glare issues. May not be functional but well worth it for the looks
 
I have a silver '14 Trail and have had a decent amount of glare. It's not blinding, just annoying sometimes. I probably wouldn't even notice it if I wore sunglasses instead of my regular glasses. I think a lot of it has to do with your height/seat position though because my brother doesn't have the issue being 6" shorter than me.
 

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