Couple pics Of the Shaker Scoop!!!!
#21
Your have given me new hope for ever getting a shaker to fit on my Air Gap.
So you basically built a box to sit the filter into with the proper size hole to fit the carb main body and then made it the right height to mate up to the hood for the intake that you have?
I am impressed. I have thought for years about how to cut up a stock air box to work with my tall intake. I never thought about going the square filter route.
So you basically built a box to sit the filter into with the proper size hole to fit the carb main body and then made it the right height to mate up to the hood for the intake that you have?
I am impressed. I have thought for years about how to cut up a stock air box to work with my tall intake. I never thought about going the square filter route.
#22
Yeah that was actually the third true design... We started with two circles before square came to mind... We had some crazy first scrap jobs... To be honest it was almost crazy how it all just kind of fit after we went square even the height just seemed to work... I mean we are running an air gap as well.
#24
Your have given me new hope for ever getting a shaker to fit on my Air Gap.
So you basically built a box to sit the filter into with the proper size hole to fit the carb main body and then made it the right height to mate up to the hood for the intake that you have?
I am impressed. I have thought for years about how to cut up a stock air box to work with my tall intake. I never thought about going the square filter route.
So you basically built a box to sit the filter into with the proper size hole to fit the carb main body and then made it the right height to mate up to the hood for the intake that you have?
I am impressed. I have thought for years about how to cut up a stock air box to work with my tall intake. I never thought about going the square filter route.
The filter we used fits something like a 2002 -2007 Chevy truck, the K&N version worked better than the stock filter because of its low profile. This filter seems to be the perfect size for this project.
We used a shear and a brake, but it could be done with a welder with a little more effort.
Since we have an Air gap in the 66, something like this would work in your car easier than Jim's, you have a little more room to play with.
#25
I was actually shocked at the thickness of the stock hood, there is some real steel there! Those times are gone, gone , gone....
#28
Thx
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