Hood Scoop - Unpainted (05-09 All)

OUR PRICE$94.99
Market Price $124.99You Save 24% ($30.00)
Item # 71301-00
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Product Features

  • 60's Retro Styling
  • Durable, High Quality Construction
  • Unpainted
  • Straight Forward Simple Installation
  • Fits 2005-2009 Mustangs

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Painted Mustang Hood Scoop

Retro Styling. Now you can complete the look of your S197 Mustangs stock factory hood with a late 60's style hood scoop for great retro styling. This Mustang hood scoop comes unpainted so you can customize it however you like - it is also available pre-painted in factory colors.

Quality Construction. Molded from ultra-durable high impact plastic, this retro style hood scoop will last for as long as you own your Mustang. And this hood scoop was made using the original Ford CAD data for a perfect fit on the top of your stock factory hood.

Simple Straight Forward Installation. No messy bondo or fiberglass is required for installation. This SR Hood Scoop installs with the supplied hardware, drilling template, and 3M doubled sided automotive bonding tape for a quick installation.

Application. This Mustang Hood Scoop is designed to be a perfect fit on any 2005 to 2009 GT, V6, Coupe or Convertible Ford Mustangs and measures width: 16 1/2", length: 26 1/2", height: 1 3/4".

Technical Note. Does not cover holes left by stock factory hood scoop, new holes will be need to be drilled for proper use of installation hardware. AmericanMuscle recommends professional installation of all body parts. We also recommended test fitting these products before they are painted.

Installation Time:

(approx) 1 Hour

Difficulty Level:

Advanced mechanical skills required.

What's in the box?

Hardware included:
  • (7) Seven Clips
  • (7) Seven Nuts
  • 3M Tape
  • Template

What's in the box?

Hardware included:
  • (7) Seven Clips
  • (7) Seven Nuts
  • 3M Tape
  • Template
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Fitment:
  • V6 05, 06, 07, 08, 09
  • GT 05, 06, 07, 08, 09
  • Bullitt 08, 09

Customer Reviews

4.312
  • 3/5
    Scoop
    August 18, 2011
    Beau
    2006GTDaily Driver
    Nice, had it installed by my ford dealer. I am not happy with the fit at the very front as it does not rest on the hood and I have not come across a way to fix it yet and from what I have read, others have had this problem. I wish I had known that before I bought it but I was in a hurry and the price was right.
    0 of 0 voted this as helpful.No, I do not recommend this product.
  • 5/5
    perfect retro style
    December 27, 2010
    Rob D.
    Daily Driver
    I think they nailed the retro look with this hood scoop. I couldn't have asked for a easier installation, but be sure to pick up a few extra trim retainers for the hood liner...I broke about half of mine getting them out. You are gonna love it.
    4 of 4 voted this as helpful.Yes, I recommend this product.
  • 5/5
    Great Scoop
    December 30, 2010
    Rod
    Daily Driver
    Awesome scoop. Had the local Ford delearship paint it in my Windveil blue. Be sure and paint the inside of the front of scoop up to the black mesh grille. First time I picked it up, got home and realized you can see from the sides the inside of scoop. Don't mount this without drilling the holes and using the nuts and bolts. The 3M tape is just a double insurance, not to be the only mounting to the hood. Lay the template over the hood making sure all the folds are flattened out, then use blue painters tape to hold it in place. Lay an old sheet over engine compartment before drilling, and I used a piece of 2x4 under the hood where it latches to jack the hood up a little. IMPORTANT - when drilling the two holes closest to the windshield, put some electrical tape around your drill bit so that only an eighth inch of the bit goes through your hood. I fortunately caught this before it happened, but something told me to double check underneath the hood before drilling these two back holes, and sure enough, the rubber hose that runs between the two windshield washers is directly underneath the hood. You literally will drill into the rubber tube unless you shim it away from the bottom of the hood. I was nervous drilling holes into the hood of a literally brand new car, but had to have the scoop. Just take your time, and here's another tip....have a friend help you with this. What we did was stick a footlong strip of blue painters tape on top of the back part of the hood scoop. (from front to back with about a foot left over, then folded that over to make a handle.) Then ran a piece perpendicular to that piece (which holds the first piece in place) and we used the tape piece as a "handle" to lower the scoop down. One guy can hold the scoop from the front lip, but there's no way to guide the back end of the scoop when lowering it into position. Lining up the 7 holes was tricky too, because the bolts are real short. One guy on one side of the car and you on the other really helps to lower it in place. And with the 3M tape you really only get one shot at this, so you want it right. It took us a good 3 hours to mount this scoop but it was all worth the effort. Looks sharp. Been on there a couple years now, and at 110 mph it don't move a bit. After a year on the car, I retightened the seven nuts and put some locktight on just to be sure. Glad I did cause they had loosened up a bit. So use a little locktight upon installation and you'll be git to go. Looks totally factory.
    2 of 2 voted this as helpful.Yes, I recommend this product.