roush hood scoop + stripe kit
12-25-2007, 06:20 PM
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roush hood scoop + stripe kit
anybody done this that has pics of their stang (pp would be even better)? any recommendations of where i can get these the cheapest would help too.
stripe kit doesnt have to be roush.
stripe kit doesnt have to be roush.
12-25-2007, 10:52 PM
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RE: roush hood scoop + stripe kit
YES. that looks awesome.
was it easy to apply? im more concered about the stripe application; do i only have one shot to make sure its straight before i stick it on?
was it easy to apply? im more concered about the stripe application; do i only have one shot to make sure its straight before i stick it on?
12-25-2007, 11:08 PM
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RE: roush hood scoop + stripe kit
that looks great too, GrayPony! i think i may go with the two stripes like you did. are those the 10 or 12 inches?
i was on the fence of whether or not i would stripe the hood scoop, but i think both cars look great with the scoops unstriped.
i was on the fence of whether or not i would stripe the hood scoop, but i think both cars look great with the scoops unstriped.
12-26-2007, 04:39 PM
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RE: roush hood scoop + stripe kit
Sorry JudgeThis but I prefer mine black. If it was white it would just blend in with the stripe and not be noticed.
Devil Wolf, the BSM ShelbySuperStripe is the most difficult one to install - I paid a professional to do mine and he said he would charge anyone else at least double because of the time it took to get the hood done. Another member here (mlcrycc) did his superstripe himself and can tell you more about it. I did the front bumper on mine and you have time to work with it before it is stuck down - you just have to keep it really wet while you work on it.
Devil Wolf, the BSM ShelbySuperStripe is the most difficult one to install - I paid a professional to do mine and he said he would charge anyone else at least double because of the time it took to get the hood done. Another member here (mlcrycc) did his superstripe himself and can tell you more about it. I did the front bumper on mine and you have time to work with it before it is stuck down - you just have to keep it really wet while you work on it.
12-26-2007, 04:44 PM
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RE: roush hood scoop + stripe kit
how much did you end up paying for the install? id hate to mess it up if i didnt know what i was doing.
im also considering painting the stripes on, but i have to do some research on how much that will run me.
im also considering painting the stripes on, but i have to do some research on how much that will run me.
12-26-2007, 07:22 PM
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RE: roush hood scoop + stripe kit
To each his own, I originally thought people were getting a new hood or something, then I noticed people tacking them on after the fact and not in the color of whats around it, then i started to wonder. To each his own. Paint it the color of whats around - it blends in, you don't, it sticks out like a sore thumb and makes it look like a total afterthought. But again, to each his own.