Thinking about new hood.
10-26-2008, 09:05 PM
#21
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As I said though the mor aggressive the better I just love the look althout I too agree with the comments on the Cervini's after seeing some different one they seem to just rise straight up as in a 90 degreee angle now its not bad but i do prefer something slightly more gradual but not too unoticeable... the supersnake hood is nice but to low for me but yeah i made up my mind im gonna go with the Trufiber one =)
10-26-2008, 09:06 PM
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TOMBSTANG lol man I already watched that 30 times this morning i am a bit of a stalker... lol its a great video btw I havent seen a Full on Ram Air that goes that far to the front on a red stang yet so im pretty excited to see how it will look when i get it done =)
10-26-2008, 09:27 PM
#24
I couldnt have pointed it out better myself. I am a believer of Trufiber and they are a good group of people. They have some real cool hoods. I have one myself and have helped quite a few out there to get theirs and they are all happy. Mikeysgt, xxderek, javdog, cutterwolf, 05mustang, etc. ......................
11-13-2008, 08:28 PM
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Trufiber GT-S III vs Cervini Type IV
For all you that went with the Trufiber GT-S III: How much did it cost to get painted? Was there a lot of prep work (ie. filling in of pin holes, etc) needed before painting was done? I've read that the cervini hoods require much less prep work before painting. I'm trying to decide between Trufiber and Cervini also. I like Trufiber better, but wanted to get ideas about how much it would cost to for prepping and painting.
Also, for those who have the Cervini type IV ram air hood: Do the hoods now come with mesh inserts for the openings in the hood?
Any info is appreciated.
Thanks
Also, for those who have the Cervini type IV ram air hood: Do the hoods now come with mesh inserts for the openings in the hood?
Any info is appreciated.
Thanks
11-13-2008, 09:49 PM
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I like my Cervini Type IV.
For chin spoilers, I like subtle. I have Cervini's....Type III, I think it is called. That's it in the pics above.
Still on the fence about whether or not I want this grill:
For chin spoilers, I like subtle. I have Cervini's....Type III, I think it is called. That's it in the pics above.
Still on the fence about whether or not I want this grill:
11-13-2008, 11:06 PM
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I couldnt have pointed it out better myself. I am a believer of Trufiber and they are a good group of people. They have some real cool hoods. I have one myself and have helped quite a few out there to get theirs and they are all happy. Mikeysgt, xxderek, javdog, cutterwolf, 05mustang, etc. ......................
11-13-2008, 11:08 PM
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but go get it! the look is amazing and doesn't look as "cheap" (for lack of a better term-hopefully no offense taken) as the stock grill and defines the front of the car better!
