anyone with cowl hoods 3"
01-26-2007, 01:02 AM
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RE: anyone with cowl hoods 3"
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
01-26-2007, 01:08 AM
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RE: anyone with cowl hoods 3"
ORIGINAL: Hyper00
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
01-26-2007, 01:08 AM
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RE: anyone with cowl hoods 3"
ORIGINAL: 99gtstang
i see the pin/off hoods are alot cheaper are they worth buying?
ORIGINAL: Hyper00
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
01-26-2007, 01:11 AM
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RE: anyone with cowl hoods 3"
ORIGINAL: code3GT
For race cars.
ORIGINAL: 99gtstang
i see the pin/off hoods are alot cheaper are they worth buying?
ORIGINAL: Hyper00
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
i never pop my hood and show ppl lol i have nothing to show.......getting supercharger when motor goes though
01-26-2007, 01:16 AM
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RE: anyone with cowl hoods 3"
ORIGINAL: code3GT
For race cars.
ORIGINAL: 99gtstang
i see the pin/off hoods are alot cheaper are they worth buying?
ORIGINAL: Hyper00
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
Go to Carbonware.com. They have nice fiberglass hoods. Fiberglass is a hell-of-a lot easier to work with if it doesn't fit properly.I bought my carbon fiber hood from VIS but it was nowhere near oem fitment, like they claimed. Required a little work to fit exact.
Yea that wouldn't be very practical. Especially if you got it painted. You would have to find a nice cushiony, non-abrasive spot to lay it on whenever you wanted to take a look under your hood.
