Roush Hoodscop
12-25-2006, 06:58 PM
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Roush Hoodscop
If you have installed a Roush Hoodscoop i'd like to know a few questions;
1. Did you install it yourself? If so, did you follow the directions or do it yourself?
2. Did you have a company install it, if so who, and are you happy with it.
3. Do you have any problems with it? What would you have done differently
Thanks guys!
-Playboy
1. Did you install it yourself? If so, did you follow the directions or do it yourself?
2. Did you have a company install it, if so who, and are you happy with it.
3. Do you have any problems with it? What would you have done differently
Thanks guys!
-Playboy
12-25-2006, 07:05 PM
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RE: Roush Hoodscop
Respectively;
1) Yes. The directions are very straightforward.
2) See 1. Yes, I like it.
3) No problems. If you are going to stripe your car, have the stripes painted on rather than using vinyl. Because it does move around a little in the wind, the scoop tends to pull the vinyl at the edges and causes wrinkles.
UB10
1) Yes. The directions are very straightforward.
2) See 1. Yes, I like it.
3) No problems. If you are going to stripe your car, have the stripes painted on rather than using vinyl. Because it does move around a little in the wind, the scoop tends to pull the vinyl at the edges and causes wrinkles.
UB10
12-25-2006, 07:30 PM
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RE: Roush Hoodscop
Respectively;
1) Yes. The directions are very straightforward.
2) See 1. Yes, I like it.
3) No problems. If you are going to stripe your car, have the stripes painted on rather than using vinyl. Because it does move around a little in the wind, the scoop tends to pull the vinyl at the edges and causes wrinkles.
UB10
1) Yes. The directions are very straightforward.
2) See 1. Yes, I like it.
3) No problems. If you are going to stripe your car, have the stripes painted on rather than using vinyl. Because it does move around a little in the wind, the scoop tends to pull the vinyl at the edges and causes wrinkles.
UB10
Also, when you drill, cover your engine bay with an old sheet or something....The aluminum hood drillings go everywhere!![:'(]Oh, and yes, it is sometimes a water trap following washing......
Mike
12-25-2006, 11:43 PM
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RE: Roush Hoodscop
I installed mine and seemed to me to be easy.[sm=trust_me.gif]Mine came with large templet that goes on your hood and makes it easy. I have no problems and mine does not blow around at all. It does though trap water but that is a minor problem, as it does come out.
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12-26-2006, 12:19 AM
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RE: Roush Hoodscop
1. Did you install it yourself? Yes I didand I did you follow the directions Yes, The hardest part was taking a drill bit to the Hood [:@]
2. Did you have a company install it, No, and are you happy with it? Yes.
3. Do you have any problems with it?No What would you have done differently Nothing
Love it
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2. Did you have a company install it, No, and are you happy with it? Yes.
3. Do you have any problems with it?No What would you have done differently Nothing
Love it
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