Check out my new Cervini 3" installed
How was the fitment? 
02-23-2004, 09:17 AM
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My Cervinis hood fits just like yours, just about perfect. I read about all these people having problems with the Harwoods, so I'm glad I got the Cervinis. Looks nice, plus, with your white car at least you can hold off painting it for a little longer 
My car is purple with a white hood now, haha.
My car is purple with a white hood now, haha.
02-23-2004, 11:10 AM
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looks good, you gonna put the stripes back on when you paint it , I kinda like just the white look.
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02-23-2004, 11:13 AM
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Originally posted by LUVmy92
$400 for the hood and about $85 for shipping.
$400 for the hood and about $85 for shipping.
Hood is awesome by the way
02-23-2004, 11:29 AM
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The fit was great! It only took minor adjusting due to the damage from an old wreck but nothing serious. Yes the stripes are going back on in a couple weeks. I was lucky that it was white, it gives me a real good idea what it will look like finished except for the stripes. I recommend them to anyone, I dont regret it at all! Once the new front end is on its gonna look sweet!
02-23-2004, 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by Scott_92RS
I read about all these people having problems with the Harwoods, so I'm glad I got the Cervinis.
I read about all these people having problems with the Harwoods, so I'm glad I got the Cervinis.
my understanding is harwoods steel cowls are great... OEM quality.
02-23-2004, 02:52 PM
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Your car looks awesome! Im surprised how much the white gel-coat matches the paint thats on the rest of the car
What kinda wheels are those? Price?? PM me if you want to. I like them.
What kinda wheels are those? Price?? PM me if you want to. I like them.
02-23-2004, 04:21 PM
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Hers the inside shot
Mr.Dude- Your thinking of Goodmark they make the steel hoods, Harwoods have been known to need some trimming.
Tunedport335- They are Pacer truck wheels made by Centerline for Pacer. I paid 650 for the wheels and about a grand for the tires BFG Gforce KDWS
Mr.Dude- Your thinking of Goodmark they make the steel hoods, Harwoods have been known to need some trimming.
Tunedport335- They are Pacer truck wheels made by Centerline for Pacer. I paid 650 for the wheels and about a grand for the tires BFG Gforce KDWS
02-23-2004, 05:19 PM
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Looks great, I should have gotten a Cervini's instead of Harwood and I paid $560 shipped for the POS too..
and I paid $560 shipped for the POS too.. 
02-23-2004, 08:13 PM
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beautiful...thats my favorite hood pretty much it looks like it fit good and ya i was gonna ask for a inside shot of it but i see u alrdy posted it it looks good!
anyway not sure that u would know this but wats the weight difference between the stock hood and this fiberglass one?
anyway not sure that u would know this but wats the weight difference between the stock hood and this fiberglass one?
02-24-2004, 06:02 AM
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I couldnt say exactly, the shipping weight is 50lbs. and the stock hood feels almost double that.
02-25-2004, 10:57 AM
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02-25-2004, 01:16 PM
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I just ordered a hood form them too. Getting the lift off though. $283 to my door
hood looks sweet bro
hood looks sweet bro
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So, basically, Cevini's fits better, is cheaper, and looks cooler than the harwoods???!!! For some reason i always thought Cervini's was crazy expensive (i think b/c of the name sounds like money) but it looks like the Cervini cowl is the hood im going with this summer!!!!
03-16-2004, 06:00 AM
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Originally posted by PearlGhost
whats a liftoff exactly?
whats a liftoff exactly?
Originally posted by PearlGhost
So, basically, Cevini's fits better, is cheaper, and looks cooler than the harwoods???!!! For some reason i always thought Cervini's was crazy expensive.
So, basically, Cevini's fits better, is cheaper, and looks cooler than the harwoods???!!! For some reason i always thought Cervini's was crazy expensive.
03-16-2004, 02:07 PM
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Dude the Hoods Rocks. I think it would look even tighter with the black stripes.
Hey, on a side note...what type of wheels are those? and what size tires are you running? 275's?
Hey, on a side note...what type of wheels are those? and what size tires are you running? 275's?
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Thanks! The stripes are in the process of being put back on. The wheels are Pacer wheels. They sell them as truck wheels but I think they stopped making them. They are 3 years old and I have had trouble finding them on Pacers site. They are actually made by Centerline for Pacer, I guess they didnt like the fact that it took another wwheel company to make a nice set for em so they quit that model.
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I never had any problems with either one of my harwood hoods. I have seen Cervini hoods and didn't think they were any better of a fit then Harwood.
BTW I think your car looks kick ***.
BTW I think your car looks kick ***.
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Harwood was a close second, I had a hard time deciding. I read alot of posts about Harwood not fitting right and people being upset, when I searched on Cervini I didnt find any posts like that so I went with them. I still think Harwood is good but I am on a tight schedule to get it ready for a show so I didnt wanna take a chance.
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That looks very good, definately a good upgrade. Cervini's are my favorite cowl for sure! It looks sweeeet on your ride!
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underneath?
Hey "luvmy92" I'm thinking of getting the cervinis hood. I was wondering if you had a shot from underneath side of the hood. Thanks. I've searched and haven't been able to find a picture.
01-02-2005, 11:04 AM
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Re: underneath?
Originally posted by pondriver
Hey "luvmy92" I'm thinking of getting the cervinis hood. I was wondering if you had a shot from underneath side of the hood. Thanks. I've searched and haven't been able to find a picture.
Hey "luvmy92" I'm thinking of getting the cervinis hood. I was wondering if you had a shot from underneath side of the hood. Thanks. I've searched and haven't been able to find a picture.
Seriously, it's a fully finished underside with a cervini's logo embossed into it. It looks killer! I would take a pic and post it of mine but it's filthy in there right now. 
01-03-2005, 09:30 AM
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Trying to decide
I was trying to decide between the goodmark or the cervini's. I was leaning toward the goodmark until I noticed how it doesn't contour at the windsheild like the cervini's does. I think I like the cervini's better for that reason.
01-03-2005, 11:13 AM
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Re: Trying to decide
Originally posted by pondriver
I was trying to decide between the goodmark or the cervini's. I was leaning toward the goodmark until I noticed how it doesn't contour at the windsheild like the cervini's does. I think I like the cervini's better for that reason.
I was trying to decide between the goodmark or the cervini's. I was leaning toward the goodmark until I noticed how it doesn't contour at the windsheild like the cervini's does. I think I like the cervini's better for that reason.
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I was almost gonna buy a SS hood until I found these pics. I really wanted to buy a cervinins anyways. Cervinis should put a better pic of their cowl hood up on their website. That yellow camaro looks hideous. I really like how the cowl starts at the front of the hood. Much smoother than alot of the other cowls out on the market. Good job and I like how you had the lemans stripes added.
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