Pictures Wanted

[Cole Sanger]

Of scoop trays. I am getting ready to make a carb scoop tray and wanted to see some examples. Mine will be for dual 660's on a Weiand high rise with the carbs sitting sideways and a Harwood drag scoop pictured below. The Harwood scoop came with directions and said to make sure to drill a hole or two in the tray for when the carbs are closed and you are still moving (loading the scoop). Thanks.
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...91_IMG-med.JPG

[Kindsvater Flat]

Originally posted by Cole Sanger
............... hole or two in the tray for when the carbs are closed and you are still moving (loading the scoop). Thanks.
Dude.... you're not suppose to lift!!
Couldn't you just order one of the "Goza" trays out of summit? Contact Sangster here on the boards, I know he makes them.

[bottom feeder]

Cole Sanger,
Nice looking scoop. The air pan is easy. The ones I have been building for the local drag racers are a simple box plenum, they also use a flat K&N air cleaner. The Goza and others are nice. The hole thing is hog wash for the most part! I will take some pics and post them.
Bottom feeder

[bottom feeder]

I Will get pictures up later here is a sample

[bottom feeder]

here is the t ram setup

[DaveA]

http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...91_IMG-med.JPG
Isn't that what they call a "Crate Motor"??

[Kachina26]

Is the "box motor" as good as those crate motors?

[Cole Sanger]

More fuel efficient

[GofastRacer]

Originally posted by Kachina26
Is the "box motor" as good as those crate motors?
No parts to break!..

[GofastRacer]

Shit it's a no brainer, use a piece of 3/16 and use Zeus fastners all around is the simplest way. To mount it use hex stock and mount the carb and tray at the same time, makes for a very sanitary dealio!.. Unless you're running 200 mph you ain't going to load up the scoop, no need for extra holes!..