Ok, here is a nice list of cars with scoops that are used on Fieros by many listees. It should help you while traveling through the yards.

94 Grand Prix SE

88 Sunbird GT

79 Firebird/Trans Am
turn this around and you have a wonderful side intake

66 Mustang Fastback

79 Mustang
Turn this around and it mounts on the decklid beautifully

fieroshop.net's new scoops


Well I've probably wasted enough bandwidth on my own now, if you know other scoops put the pics up here. We need to gather information on things like this into one topic for future reference.
Peace,
Mike Schaefer http://surf.to/fiero

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Sorry no pic, but one I've been interested in seeing is the hood vents off of later model Chevy Lumina Z34's. Seems these would fit nicely SOMEWHERE on the Fiero!

Brett

Yeah that would look good, this is the one you're reffering to I believe.
1992 Chevy Lumina Z34

Keep em' coming

OK, how about 2000 Grand Prix Daytona Pace Car replica?

'81 camaro z28's have a vent in the same spot as that '79 trans am. that's what i have for hood vents. i think i read bbbad gt has them as air intake scoops on his v8 fiero.

dan has a datsun scoop on his side intake that looks really good.

hed have to give what type of datsun because I have no clue.

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Danny Boy's "78" X19

Don't forget to get the headlight motors and controller from the 88 sunbird!
I have an X1/9 in my yard! hasn't started for 3 years. Those scoops are functional!
Drivers side is the air intake to filter, passenger side has a long foil tupe that goes up over the engine and into the back of the alternator to cool the diodes.

Headlight motors from the 88 sunbird GT?? is that stuff any use to a fiero guy? I've got an 87 sunbird GT sitting around (friends old car - soon to be field car) .. I know fiero's didnt have a lot of special parts made for them ie: a lot of parts were pulled off the shelf when the fiero was designed. what else should a person be keeping their eye out for?

Its possible I've been passing up parts for years now!

Huck

Don't forget Mopar

Got any side pictures of the Mopar scoop? Looks like those kinds that subarus have on their hoods.

hey huck, check your local library to see if they have interchange manuals. you look up your car and the part and it lists other cars tat use te part.

now that i think about it. that sounds like some thing that could be on the web. anybody seen a site like that?

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Vents unknown? but it looks like an easy install:

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Boilermaker, do you have a side view picture of your Fiero? Those scoops look really sharp,I also like the color.

I've got one here somewhere, but it's not too good and I haven't had good weather lately (besides this past weekend) to take any other pics yet.

quote Originally posted by MikeSchaefer: Got any side pictures of the Mopar scoop?

That Mopar Scoop looks great! Where did you pick it up at?

Thanks
MAS Racing Product's
in Mpls,MN #651-644-6811
Called a Mopar 6-Pack style
Available in fiberglass and ABS plastic
Around $100

How 'bout this one? I call it the JL Extractor!

DXR_Dad,
Those look like the 94 Grand Prix SE Scoops. Do you have any other pictures of them on a Fiero? They look sleek.

Mike they seem to be longer the the ones on the first pic you posted?? I got that pic from he gallery. I looked on the net for a good pic of a 94 GP to see how long they are but couldn't find a good shot.

rockcrawl, thats a good lookin hood you got there!!!! What's an estimate on the time and labor$$ for that job?

DXR_DAD

quote What's an estimate on the time and labor$$ for that job?

That's the original one I made which took about 8-12 hours. I made a mold of it so I can make as many as I want with much less effort, just cut a hole and drop it in on a bead of SMC adhesive, finish the edges with bondo and you're done. See my site for more info http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/impala/403/fieroparts.htm

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Jon Lagler
'87 GT
4.9 liter V8 Testarossa Spyder (under construction)

Thanks Jon,

P.S. I do like your style!

DXR_DAD