I want to use this scoop on my engine without a car project. Does anybody know who made it and can I get a flame arrester/screen for the front of it?
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I want to use this scoop on my engine without a car project. Does anybody know who made it and can I get a flame arrester/screen for the front of it?
Just a couple fast guesses --
Endurel ( Spelling way off )
BDS
I do not know if MPH made that style or not. I had the long oval style on my '54 ( Bug Catcher? ) on a tunnel ram in my first rod in the 80s. IDK, for some reason it reminds me of it.
MPH in the 80s - 90s were made in El Paso, Tx
P.S.
I do not see any reason a flame arrester can not be epoxied on.
Would the mesh allow enough flow in?
I doubt if that is an Enderle scoop, only FI as I remember
Enderle Barn Door injector scoop---------do you want to sell it??????
there is no need to epoxy any thing there a lot of places to weld or bolt a bottom plate that holds the air cleaner look in a mr gasket master catalog looks to me its a copy of the hilborn scoop with the top fines milled off china knock off ?? jerry looked at many more then me bottoms looks to be the real deal as a enderle but only two bolts holding it down ? man i would not like to catch that thing in the face on the big end?
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It is an old Enderle scoop. Here is a picture of a digger with that injector setup.
Wow that surprises me! I got it off of a ski boat that I junked. It was on a single four-barrel tunnel ram fed 454 BBC. I'm glad I saved it. I plan on using it with two throttle bodies on a 6-71- blown 331" hemi.
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Originally Posted by NTFDAY
Must have been a senior moment, I forgot that was widely used before Enderle came out with the "Bug catcher"
If memory serves me... it was a mid-sixties setup.
If memory serves me correctly, the holder of all the track records out west, the NHRA record, the unofficial worlds record(official worlds record required a 2 way average--hard to do drag racing) ran the Enderle Barndoor well into the 70s---------just sayin?????
Jerry, I know they were used on some leading cars! Great times! :-)
What car.. or cars... are you speaking of? I will remember them if they were well known, but can't tell you the setups they all ran.
I started searching some name cars of the era, and found the Frantic Four car ran the Enderle setup.
Definitely a nice score and sounds like a cool power plant you're building.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tee Gee
Hotrod Paint----check the Keeling & Clayton California Charger
