travis0311tide
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ok,, I've seen several trucks on here that have scoops on the hood. are these aftermarket attachments or or they original factory hood? where can I find one at?
ok,, I've seen several trucks on here that have scoops on the hood. are these aftermarket attachments or or they original factory hood? where can I find one at?
Do you want it just for the looks? There are scoops out there for under 30 bucks. They use adhesive and you can paint to match.
4RUNNER RAV4 TERCEL TACOMA TURBO STYLE HOOD SCOOP: eBay Motors (item 200508000776 end time Aug-23-10 11:03:55 PDT)
Toyota Tundra Tacoma 4Runner Rav 4 Turbo Air Hood Scoop: eBay Motors (item 260653115106 end time Aug-26-10 10:56:08 PDT)
I would paint them myself if I were you, because the painted ones are much more expensive.
No offense, but dont even suggest such a thing. If you want to hood with scoop do the real deal and dont "rice" a beautiful truck with a part you can purchase from your local autozone.
You might win by saving money but in the long run your the loser. (not intended towards anyone) :fro:
Don't get me wrong, I agree that it's ricey. Which is why I don't have one.
But what would you call paying 300 dollars for an aftermarket hood/scoop that serves no mechanical purpose? I guess you wouldn't be a loser that way, just an idiot. Maybe a little of both. :fro:
I know the stock one does not have any aerodynamical effect. I have heard of someone cutting out holes in it and supposedly had some electrical problems after a while because of water getting in there. On the other hand, I have pressure washed my engine bay many times and not had any problems. Another idea would be to make some kind of tubing that went to the air box, but doesn't look terrible.At least its factory.... to me sticking on a scoop is like adding those n*gga vents, thats all I was trying to say
Flyer: I doubt it could have any real affect of the aerodynamics, I mean it is already an SUV. But I guess you could dremel out some of the holes so you could have some cool air going into the engine bay.
Don't get me wrong, I agree that it's ricey. Which is why I don't have one.
But what would you call paying 300 dollars for an aftermarket hood/scoop that serves no mechanical purpose? I guess you wouldn't be a loser that way, just an idiot. Maybe a little of both. :fro:
The OEM Sport hood would cost approx. $1000. $400 for the hood, $400 for the hardware and insulation (non-scoop insulation can not be re-used) and approx. $200 for paint and install.
Limited with sport hood scoop!
Would you guys have the exact part numbers handy for the hood hardware including the insulation?
i know it's got a bunch of bolts and stuff for the grille in the opening or scoop part...
Some of you people are nuts!!!
You don't buy a part liek this from the dealer when there's PLENTY in junk yards. Search car-part.com and you'll find a bunch from $250-400, possibly even the right color! There's a gray one, but it's 400 miles from me and I'm waiting for one closer. Won't cost you a penny more than that if you can turn a few bolts to replace yours... and it's original Toyota!
wow really? let me take a look. this is ideal!
update: "it's an aftermarket version. we very rarely get these new ones in because they usually get hit in the front anyways if they're brought in."
not as common as you think bud.
not as common as you think bud.
Really?!? You called on OVER 50 HOODS WITH SCOOPS LISTED?!? Even the ones with "Bare OEM Boxed" and "OEM with scoop". AFT in the condition column is an aftermarket part, A0 is what you're looking for - great condition no repair needed. Aftermarket is usually listed.
Try:
St. James Auto & Truck Parts - QRP
Reliable Auto Parts
Jantz's Yard 4 - QRP Partner, ARAPro
Advance Auto Salvage
...just to name a few