Building a Lightweight Super Stock Hood & Scoop For a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Our friend Jim Hannan has owned this 1967 Plymouth Belvedere since he was 20 years old. It's been through a LOT of different iterations but never has it had the RO23 Super Stock hood he's always wanted until today! We show how to prepare a hood for cold air induction and setting a scoop correctly (and more).
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I am a huge Sox & Martin fan and a Mopar owner since the 60’s. I currently own a 1967 440 4 speed GTX. I think the RO-23 hood is just what I have been looking for to emulate my hero’s Sox & Martin car. Thanks for the tutorial. I’m 70 and still am into muscle cars!
Very cool!
Reminds me of the golden drag racing era. Smooth job, guys!👌
Thanks!
Nice work men!
Thanks!
Great upgrade , that 67 super stock scoops looks GREAT in this cars , the Coronet, Belvedere, satellite for me is mandatory 🍺 , and a set of Magnum 500 with a redlines 🍻
Right on!
Awesome looking scoop 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Yeah, we love it!
This is awesome, I’ve always wanted one of these SS hoods for my ‘66 ❤
Nice!
im really surprised the fiberglass company doesnt make the hood with the scoop already installed
They do; but we didn’t want the scoop glassed on as the original RO-code cars didn’t and we already had the hood scoop.
Looks proper on a 67. You buy cheap drill bits they don't last long.
Get the files out and hand sharpen them.
Yeah you get what you pay for
All I have to say, other than it looks great! is if you can figure out how, seal the carb/ air cleaner to the hood. I did not do that on my 440 SIX PACK Charger, And the amount of air that enters through the scoop at high speed, along with what already enters through the radiator. will completely lift the front wheels off from the pavement. And having NO STEERING at speeds over 100 mph is ZERO FUN!
Holy cow! Fair suggestion.
I make these scoops in steel and aluminum like original. Igor builds things
Nice!
@@moparconnection I have several 66-67 hemi cars. They make Igor smile. And when I wear “ John travolta, Saturday night dance fever suit” chicks dig me. Just sayin. Igor is now American playboy
should drop different template copies in your magazines
Why would we want to steal from Kramer who we bought this scoop from? Thats pretty dishonest.
Mopar or Nothing.. seriously.. nothing.. Classic Mopar is Best..
Prove me wrong
LOL we agree! We agree!