New Aircraft Auto Naca Vent Scoops Intake Cooling Vents on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, United States
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These NACA scoops are amazing. Made by Lear Jet.
Made from HYSOL epoxy and excellent to work with.
They can be cut and glued using 5 min epoxy from the hardware store.
Overall length is 24 inches,
3 inch exit tube which splits into a 2 3/8ths exit and a 2 inch exit.
Scoop section is about 9 inches and outer flange adds an inch aft and forward.
It has a 3 inch rise (curve).
Excellent starting point for anything that needs a NACA scoop.
The cost is 140.00 a pair or 75.00 each. Good Luck!
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