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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: StewartP] #917205
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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: StewartP] #917206
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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: StewartP] #917207
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Were there vacuum / diaphram type actuators on these doors??


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: CHAPPER] #917208
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Were there vacuum / diaphram type actuators on these doors??




The ones I seen had nothing... a flat plate with a
small piano hinge on the top

Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: MR_P_BODY] #917209
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If the doors came open,,I would think the scoop opening must have been too small then. That would take ALOT of vacuum,,,


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: CHAPPER] #917210
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The hinged scoop, was angled down, from top plate towards bottom, -- allowed the scoop to open at wide open throttle, and very slow speeds. As the speed increased, the doors closed by gravity and were pressurized by velocity -- interesting but marginal effective. Like the blow-doors on a jet fighter.

Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: StewartP] #917211
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Thanks everyone for all of the information. Lots of great input.

Based just on cool air, I am going seal up my scoop. I plan to use an air cleaner, using the base of the air cleaner to mount the air pan. Worst case, I can always take it off.

If I can, I will devise in a monometer to measure the actual pressure in the sealed portion of the air pan.

Thanks again, John


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: gearhead01] #917212
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Quote:

Thanks everyone for all of the information. Lots of great input.

Based just on cool air, I am going seal up my scoop. I plan to use an air cleaner, using the base of the air cleaner to mount the air pan. Worst case, I can always take it off.

If I can, I will devise in a monometer to measure the actual pressure in the sealed portion of the air pan.

Thanks again, John


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: Crizila] #917214
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Designed and made a posterboard mock-up/template. Will fit it up this weekend to the hood, and then use template to make up the air pan.

I went to a tapered side design to give more access around the underside near the carb. And, give more airflow room around the air cleaner.

John


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: gearhead01] #917215
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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: Ari440] #917216
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Ari:

Looks neat. DO you have a foam seal on the bottom of the hood?

John


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: gearhead01] #917217
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Ari:

Looks neat. DO you have a foam seal on the bottom of the hood?

John






no foam

I found a stop sign and made a handle to bolt it down on the carb stud

with my stage 4 heads M1 two inch adapter and 1050 it was even/ flush with the sixpack hood

at the time was running 11.00s ,with the airpan went 10.85 123 mph


this was 10 years ago cant use it with the indy heads I have now



it was free and it got me a 10.85 pass


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: Ari440] #917218
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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: Ari440] #917219
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Poster board & card board is what I use to make all my templates from also. Fewer mistakes that way.
I just saw where Tuff Paw is making scoop trays now. Might be a good place to buy from or get some good ideas.


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: MRMOPAR622] #917220
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I used 2x2" air conditioner sealing foam from the local hardware to seal mine but Moroso has a foam kit that I believe is 1 3/4" thick by about 4" wide and maybe 2-3' long you can buy and trim to fit


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: G-Money1320] #917221
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My 6pak scoop is only 3" tall and the carb air horns are close but I still get a half tenth out of sealing it. My pan is huge like Stroker Scamps.


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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan-Updated [Re: ProSport] #917222
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boy its hard to find an aluminum stop sign that doesnt have any dents in it lol

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Re: Sealed Hood to Air Pan [Re: gearhead01] #917223
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We picked up 1.5 MPH but no ET when we did ours

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