Rainy day and bordom (Scoop)

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LegacyT
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Rainy day and bordom (Scoop)

Post by LegacyT »

Well after getting a tmic I figured the stock scoop is way too small to be effective. I wanted a larger "factory" looking scoop that looked like it belonged there. RS and WRX scoops look way out of place imho. I used a stock old scoop I had laying around as a base. The opening ended up being about the size of a gen 2 Outback/GT scoop, 3/8" taller than stock. Anywho here are some pics.

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1991 Turbo Sedan, Aspen White 5MT, Sold RIP
1994 Turbo Sedan, Crimson Pearl 5MT, from British Columbia-no rust!
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Post by asc_up »

So how did you do this?
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Post by SubaruNation »

looks like it just fit right in there eh?
not much modding?
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Post by LegacyT »

Basically I just took a stock scoop, cut the top part of the scoop at both ends (just before it curls down to the base). I cut almost all the way leaving a 1/4 inch at the back, and curled the top of the scoop up 3/8". I then scruffed the inside of the soop and added 2 layers of fiberglass cloth with polyester resin. Then flared in the raised scoop to the base with regular bondo (where you can see the gray primer. Viola, now I just need to get a color matched can of paint.

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here's a pic, I just cut to the ends of the arrows, but not past them
1991 Turbo Sedan, Aspen White 5MT, Sold RIP
1994 Turbo Sedan, Crimson Pearl 5MT, from British Columbia-no rust!
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Post by SubaruNation »

:?
more detailed pics maybe?

looks good!

how long did it take?
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Post by LegacyT »

It'll take a good couple hours, plus the time waiting for resin/bondo to dry.

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Here's the inside, you can see the glass cloth

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And a close up of the same side
1991 Turbo Sedan, Aspen White 5MT, Sold RIP
1994 Turbo Sedan, Crimson Pearl 5MT, from British Columbia-no rust!
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Post by SubaruNation »

nice!

i get it
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