CDC Shaker Scoop Installed
Earlier today, I completed installing the CDC Shaker Scoop on my Sonic Blue GT. I posted a detailed writeup (with pics) here: http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=33039 Make sure you read the whole thread... some of the info was from last night, but there is a lot of info from today deeper in the thread.
Originally posted by don_w@August 6, 2005, 10:13 PM
Earlier today, I completed installing the CDC Shaker Scoop on my Sonic Blue GT. I posted a detailed writeup (with pics) here: http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=33039 Make sure you read the whole thread... some of the info was from last night, but there is a lot of info from today deeper in the thread.
[Note: I posted this link in the Exterior Mods forum, but thought it might go here, too.]
Earlier today, I completed installing the CDC Shaker Scoop on my Sonic Blue GT. I posted a detailed writeup (with pics) here: http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=33039 Make sure you read the whole thread... some of the info was from last night, but there is a lot of info from today deeper in the thread.
[Note: I posted this link in the Exterior Mods forum, but thought it might go here, too.]
Sexy!!!
forgot to ask. Now that you have the shaker connected did you block the rest of the sides of your air filter? I know the heatshield still allowed for air from the front and side closest to the quarter panel. Just wondering if you blocked it in to make it a true CAI unit now. I still have no clue yet as to how I am going to modify my intake kit. This could be an interesting week.
Also, approx how long did it take from start to finish to mod and install the shaker?
Also, approx how long did it take from start to finish to mod and install the shaker?
Originally posted by adrenalin@August 6, 2005, 9:22 PM
forgot to ask. Now that you have the shaker connected did you block the rest of the sides of your air filter? I know the heatshield still allowed for air from the front and side closest to the quarter panel. Just wondering if you blocked it in to make it a true CAI unit now. I still have no clue yet as to how I am going to modify my intake kit. This could be an interesting week.
Also, approx how long did it take from start to finish to mod and install the shaker?
forgot to ask. Now that you have the shaker connected did you block the rest of the sides of your air filter? I know the heatshield still allowed for air from the front and side closest to the quarter panel. Just wondering if you blocked it in to make it a true CAI unit now. I still have no clue yet as to how I am going to modify my intake kit. This could be an interesting week.
Also, approx how long did it take from start to finish to mod and install the shaker?
I was wondering, however, if you have to have that plastic engine cover. It doesn't look bad at all, but I was just wondering if it's necessary. Personally, I am not a big fan of a lot of plastic in the engine compartment.
Originally posted by seth0019@August 7, 2005, 8:46 AM
I love the way that shaker looks!!
I was wondering, however, if you have to have that plastic engine cover. It doesn't look bad at all, but I was just wondering if it's necessary. Personally, I am not a big fan of a lot of plastic in the engine compartment.
I was wondering, however, if you have to have that plastic engine cover. It doesn't look bad at all, but I was just wondering if it's necessary. Personally, I am not a big fan of a lot of plastic in the engine compartment.
Another angle...
Originally posted by RedRaider@August 7, 2005, 8:57 AM
Looks awesome! Notice any differences in driving?
Looks awesome! Notice any differences in driving?
Originally posted by don_w@August 7, 2005, 12:35 PM
Performance-wise...? Not really. But it sure looks cool from the driver's seat!!
Performance-wise...? Not really. But it sure looks cool from the driver's seat!!
Is the CDC shaker adjustable, if say you wanted to raise it just a .25 inch or so? I think it might look even better raised so that the all of the shaker's intake was above the opening in the hood.
Congrats on the shaker install.
Thanks for the kind words, guys. And no, it's not adjustable... that's one gripe I have about the CDC kit (read my post linked above for other complaints).
I got mine finished last night. Maybe I can post some pics later. Unfortunately the pics I took inside the shop turned out pretty dark :bang: . It is an undertaking. I expect anyone with fabrication experience and the right tools to be able to do it in 4-6 hrs (took me closer to 6). The most time consuming part was centering the template, and the most difficult part was probably putting in the 2 front screws that hold the shaker on. I also plan on having stripes painted also so it's not completely finished, but here's a teaser.[attachmentid=30162]
Matt, did you also have the provlem with the shaker not being centered? Both Don and I have the same issue. at the front of the shaker there is a 1/2" gap on the passenger side between the shaker and the trim ring and a 3/4" gap on the drivers side.
Woohoo!! Way to go Matt!!
John, unless it's the camera tricking us, his looks off-centered too. I spent close to an hour modifying that bracket to straighten mine out (of course, that hour included a couple failed methods... hehe).
When I get the replacement scoop from CDC, I have a couple ideas I want to try for a new bracket. I'll let you guys know how it works out.
John, unless it's the camera tricking us, his looks off-centered too. I spent close to an hour modifying that bracket to straighten mine out (of course, that hour included a couple failed methods... hehe).
When I get the replacement scoop from CDC, I have a couple ideas I want to try for a new bracket. I'll let you guys know how it works out.
you gotta lower that thing man. Is it me or something but does the shaker seem alittle small for the hood i mean doesnt it look like it should be bigger, maybe if i saw one upclose it would be diff. From all the pics it just looks alittle small for the hood, not alot, just alittle.



