SWells

The scoop is vacuum operated and opens when the engine starts. Definately an eye catcher!

jocww

nice howd u get it to work more pics
jon

SWells

Thanks, I'll take some more pics tomorrow. I used a cold start diaphram (the little round thingy off a stock air filter snorkel). The linkage was fabed up from some import FI linkage from a junk yard.

SWells

Here's a pic of what makes in work.

chio987

i'd like to see some more pics. also when it rains i guess u can't close it. the water just goes in the engine bay, right??

SWells

The cars not an every day driver, so I seldom drive in the rain. I can unhook a vacuum line and it will not open. I'll round up some more pics

83 Crossfire TA

iTrader: (2)

Um, why not just use the setup from the early '80's 3rd gen Z28's? The crossfire cars were actuated by the ECM, on the carbed cars it was vacuum actuated (actually by lack of vacuum).

Last I heard most of the parts are still available from the dealer (at least if they know where to look, I know someone that works at one that just snagged all the parts to get the setup working on a friend's car for a birthday present...)

Travis 82 z28

my 82 has the cross fire hood with the functional vents. I took them out though so my intake would have the clearance it needed. so i fabricated some screens to replace the vent flaps. it's now a full time ram air system...and yes, rain scares me