Alright, I want a hoodscoop
#21
I guess I should have worded my post better. I have nothing against how the shaker looks I just don't see anything about doing it that should cost over $1000. I have heard other people tell me they have spent over $1000 to do a shaker set up and It makes no sense to me because it adds 0 Function but does look cool. just my .02
#22
I guess I should have worded my post better. I have nothing against how the shaker looks I just don't see anything about doing it that should cost over $1000. I have heard other people tell me they have spent over $1000 to do a shaker set up and It makes no sense to me because it adds 0 Function but does look cool. just my .02
#23
I guess I should have worded my post better. I have nothing against how the shaker looks I just don't see anything about doing it that should cost over $1000. I have heard other people tell me they have spent over $1000 to do a shaker set up and It makes no sense to me because it adds 0 Function but does look cool. just my .02
cut a hole underneath the hood scoop
Pro: cheapest solution
Con: scoop could come flying off, and water can get in on the hot engine
CDC shaker system
Pro: functional, dont need a new hood
Con: don't like the look of the shaker on a stock hood, it looks out of place. didn't like the plastick insert ring you must put in, and i didn't like how i had to cut my existing hood. if i screw up, i'm screwed
Mach 1 shaker hood
Pro: Looks the best, fully functional (leads air right into the airbox), the only thing that needed to be fabbed was the brackets which i did myself with hardware from home depot
Con: more expensive, need a new hood
so i went with the mach 1 shaker, and i don't regret my decision at all.
but in any event, we're getting off topic. no hard feelings received or meant towards anyone. if you want a scoop, you can bolt on the hood scoop from the later model years to your hood, just gotta find one. try scoping out a junkyard. what color is your car again? i go to yards frequently and i'll keep my eyes open for you
#24
i respectfully disagree. my sumitomos, as i said, have held up very well. they're only in the rear, so i can't say much about their cornering or braking ability, but as far as traction, as long as i keep them out of the snow, they handle pretty well. even when i slam on it from a dead stop, mine really don't spin that much
#26
800 bucks to put a whole in my hood ??? that shaker system does not seem worth it , I would go with a CF cowl hood !!! or just buy a used one like the guy with the 3.8 did and slap it on , loc tite and call it a day.
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