[OlSchool26]

They do pretty much just look like a Shaker, which is the idea. Unless you were well versed, you'd have a hard time telling, unless it wasn't done well

https://www.challengertalk.com/forums/f38/added-shaker-hood-my-sxt-441337/

A Guy

I'm pretty sure Sun Coast is no longer in business, this is who I bought my shaker from, it was a functional shaker. Seemed to be a good product, I was happy with it. I no longer have the V6, but I still have the hood and shaker, not sure if I'm going to put it on my Scat Pack.

 

[sdr2711]

Seems like the pickings are slim for a good shaker product for the V6 family.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Unless you cobble something up

 

[sdr2711]

Man the more I see it the more I want it. I just wish it were easier to obtain

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Already bought it, just waiting for it to be shipped. These are my mounting points. Im gonna fab a bracket using steel bars from home depot. Yeah i got tempted lol

 

[sdr2711]

Already bought it, just waiting for it to be shipped. These are my mounting points. Im gonna fab a bracket using steel bars from home depot. Yeah i got tempted lol

Ok I am exicted to see how this comes out. If I do anything it would be this.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

WIP thinking about the second support would be

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Shall i just glue this to the engine cover?

 

[A Guy]

The engine cover has mounting points...

Maybe this could be your template. You'd need to see what height you'd get with the shaker. If it fits on top of the engine with the shaker hood closed, then you are just figuring base height. Put shaker on existing mounts, hood closes to seal to the shaker. The shaker would conceivably "shake" as it was mounted to the engine.

A Guy

 

[Kennethjohn09]

I was thinking about using the engine cover as a baseplate. The sad thing about the Pentastar is that its not symmetrical. And those studs are off-center

 

[XLRRR8]

I was thinking about using the engine cover as a baseplate. The sad thing about the Pentastar is that its not symmetrical. And those studs are off-center

And the studs are also not the same height which presents a problem on how to fit an adapter plate to them that is level horizontally.

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[Kennethjohn09]

Unless if it’s okay if the bracket touch the engine?

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Update: i found out you can take out the rubber ball studs out of the engine cover. Take them out and put it in a metal rod big enough for it to fit. Cut those rods and put a metal bar on top, that way the oem bracket would have a strong foundation on the engine. You can buy those rods and metal bars at your local hardware store.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Is it sitting quite high?

 

[Chuckinnj]

Check out: Danko Reproductions You may have to wait for his products....... but the wait is worth it.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

I might use his bracket. Because i like oem bubble

 

[A Guy]

Without knowing how much clearance between manifold and the shaker hood, it's hard to tell if it's sitting high or not.

A Guy

 

[Kennethjohn09]

I contacted moshe from dankos. And he told me the bracket would be available in a month or so. So might use his bracket and adapt the mopar bubble.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Just waiting for the bracket to be welded

 

[Kennethjohn09]

I got it all mounted to the engine studs. Im just thinking about how to make it a true shaker by putting the air it recieves to the air box. The fact that the stock breather hose on the way. Is there any way i could reroute the breather hose?