Trufiber / Cervinis... same hood?
#13
Your paint shop doesn't know squat dude, sorry.
Not only Cervini is better quality but it's cheaper as well.
Trufiber has better design/style than anyone else, can't take that away from them...
#14
Ok, they are different hoods and the trufiber has a taller cowl... a point in its' favor. I wonder if either could be made to give the WMS intake a direct air path?
#15
With that hood I like the look of the tf hood.... However I prefer cervinis... I just had my cervinis type iv ram air hood done by pascal (looks like kr hood with few cool tweaks) and the hood is awesome.. I've seen the same hood by trufiber and many have advised me that the body work and prep time was insane... Although some peeps were lucky and did not have any issues.. As pascal said cervinis hood typically run cheaper... I even brought my car to another body shop (a dealer) and even that body guy was blown away and asked me for cervinis info as he is reccommending to other stang owners... With cervinis you just have to make sure you select a street hood not race hood ( well unless u want race hood) cervinis street hoods have finished undersides as well and are built extremely stable.. I'm not here to bash TF because their designs are freaking awesome... I'm just sharing my personal experience with cervinis product and the extremely high quality they produce with their hoods
however some of their other little things that they go with outside companies to produce (like their choice of Scott drake for hood pins) need some work
however some of their other little things that they go with outside companies to produce (like their choice of Scott drake for hood pins) need some work
#16
Like I said mine fit perfectly first shot. The prep work was so minimal the painter didnt even charge me for it. And yeah jasoon, my hood has functional scoops and theres direct airflow over the intake. I cant say enough about Trufiber's quality and fitament. Top notch.
#17
To me, the TF looks more aggressive than the Cervini's - which is a good thing. I don't want to get into more details because I have no experience shopping for hoods and getting it done. Just wanted to share my thought about the look of it.
#18
just my 2 cents
#20
With that hood I like the look of the tf hood.... However I prefer cervinis... I just had my cervinis type iv ram air hood done by pascal (looks like kr hood with few cool tweaks) and the hood is awesome.. I've seen the same hood by trufiber and many have advised me that the body work and prep time was insane... Although some peeps were lucky and did not have any issues.. As pascal said cervinis hood typically run cheaper... I even brought my car to another body shop (a dealer) and even that body guy was blown away and asked me for cervinis info as he is reccommending to other stang owners... With cervinis you just have to make sure you select a street hood not race hood ( well unless u want race hood) cervinis street hoods have finished undersides as well and are built extremely stable.. I'm not here to bash TF because their designs are freaking awesome... I'm just sharing my personal experience with cervinis product and the extremely high quality they produce with their hoods
however some of their other little things that they go with outside companies to produce (like their choice of Scott drake for hood pins) need some work
however some of their other little things that they go with outside companies to produce (like their choice of Scott drake for hood pins) need some work
The only thing I like about Cervini is their hoods.
The quality of their ground effect and other stuff is not so great and does need a lot of prep but the fit is always good at least.
The side exhaust set up can be a nightmare for a non pro installer.
Jasoon, I was sincere with a tad of sarcasm...