Lower CCHE scoop
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SY2455
70's Veteran
Re: Lower CCHE scoop
Just make your own. If you are a do it yourself type. When I make a new one, I plan on making the raise portion 1" longer.
http://www.nwstp.com/oldsite/scoop.html
Just make your own. If you are a do it yourself type. When I make a new one, I plan on making the raise portion 1" longer.
http://www.nwstp.com/oldsite/scoop.html
nello
Active member
Re: Lower CCHE scoop
I probably will but wanted to see if there were a few floating around. One member said he was going to make a bunch but looks like that fell through.:dunno:
I just installed dutchy's larger cche and i'm thinking I might just weld everything together (two piece cche frame and scoop that is). You've got to cut the the cche frame for new cche so it's basically one unit now anyway. Can't go back to stock now. Though after figuring out the fluid capacity on a stock IC setup I'd never go back. Stock capacity is less than .6gal w/soft lines!!! I figure you need at least a gallon circulating before any respectable temps could be seen. Thx for the link.
I probably will but wanted to see if there were a few floating around. One member said he was going to make a bunch but looks like that fell through.:dunno:
I just installed dutchy's larger cche and i'm thinking I might just weld everything together (two piece cche frame and scoop that is). You've got to cut the the cche frame for new cche so it's basically one unit now anyway. Can't go back to stock now. Though after figuring out the fluid capacity on a stock IC setup I'd never go back. Stock capacity is less than .6gal w/soft lines!!! I figure you need at least a gallon circulating before any respectable temps could be seen. Thx for the link.
Chest Rockwell
Active member
Re: Lower CCHE scoop
Did you look at the how-to on cutting up a plastic garbage can to make a couple scoops? Don't have the link handy right now, but looks like an inexpensive way to go about it.
Did you look at the how-to on cutting up a plastic garbage can to make a couple scoops? Don't have the link handy right now, but looks like an inexpensive way to go about it.
Captain Morgan
Moderated User
Re: Lower CCHE scoop
I can make one for you if you cant find any other options you like. I have the material, I just need to find the time to cut and weld everything up and power coat it. $75 + shipping with stainless hardware and instructions.
Shoot me a PM if all else fails.
I can make one for you if you cant find any other options you like. I have the material, I just need to find the time to cut and weld everything up and power coat it. $75 + shipping with stainless hardware and instructions.
Shoot me a PM if all else fails.
nello
Active member
Re: Lower CCHE scoop
Yeah I seen it, pretty cool if you want something cheap. Better than nothing that's for sure.
Im more interested in the varment guilitine style like morgan makes. THanks morgan.
Yeah I seen it, pretty cool if you want something cheap. Better than nothing that's for sure.
Im more interested in the varment guilitine style like morgan makes. THanks morgan.