Dart/Demon twin scoop locations
If you use the existing holes in the inner and install a bushing and a transfer punch from under the hood. Drill those holes. Then Close the hood , Set the scoop in place the other studs will locate the other holes you need to drill. No template needed.
The holes for the water deflectors are 4 inches. Don't use a hole saw They make a die and cutter for this. Drill a 5/8 hole put the die on top and the cutter under the bottom draw them together with the bolt or hydraulic clamp and you have a perfect hole , Even through the rib of a Duster hood for a snorkel. I'll be doing two Demon hoods shortly. One snorkel and one twin scoops. I'll make videos. A template is definitely not needed .
These cutters are fairly cheap bought individually. You only need one for sheet metal. Expensive sets are for 1/8 steel. We have sets that go from 7/8 to 4 1/2 in 1/8 increments. Used for all floor pan and body holes. No razor sharp edges like a hole saw leaves.
The rear inner holes in the duster scoop are a little tricky but after doing several its a no brainer. The scoop sits farther back then the Demon hood. Once those three holes are decided the rest fall in place.
If you use the existing holes in the inner and install a bushing and a transfer punch from under the hood. Drill those holes. Then Close the hood , Set the scoop in place the other studs will locate the other holes you need to drill. No template needed.
The holes for the water deflectors are 4 inches. Don't use a hole saw They make a die and cutter for this. Drill a 5/8 hole put the die on top and the cutter under the bottom draw them together with the bolt or hydraulic clamp and you have a perfect hole , Even through the rib of a Duster hood for a snorkel. I'll be doing two Demon hoods shortly. One snorkel and one twin scoops. I'll make videos. A template is definitely not needed .
These cutters are fairly cheap bought individually. You only need one for sheet metal. Expensive sets are for 1/8 steel. We have sets that go from 7/8 to 4 1/2 in 1/8 increments. Used for all floor pan and body holes. No razor sharp edges like a hole saw leaves.
The rear inner holes in the duster scoop are a little tricky but after doing several its a no brainer. The scoop sits farther back then the Demon hood. Once those three holes are decided the rest fall in place.
