Best fitting cowl induction hood?
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Best fitting cowl induction hood?
Well as my camaro gets closer and closer to getting painted, I want to but a cowl induction hood, probally with a 2 inch rise and steel, not fiberglass. Who has the best fitting one out there? I was looking at the one from hawks. Where else can I get them besides hawks, jegs and summit?
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Re: Best fitting cowl induction hood?
http://www.e-bodyparts.com/Car-Hoods...22-200-822.htm
Is where I got mine (there are several sites under different names that all lead to the same place). It's a nice goodmark hood. Just be sure to examine it thoughly when it's delivered as it took a couple tries before the freight company would deliver one without damaging it.
Is where I got mine (there are several sites under different names that all lead to the same place). It's a nice goodmark hood. Just be sure to examine it thoughly when it's delivered as it took a couple tries before the freight company would deliver one without damaging it.
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Re: Best fitting cowl induction hood?
I also would have to say the 2'' Goodmark steel cowl hood. I love mine.I drove down without a hood to Concord CA. to Mats Classic Bowties and picked up the last one they had. Had them put it on for the ride back. Payed $388.00 for it including tax. I could adjust it a little more to get it to line up just right but Ive got the pins right were I want them and really haven't felt like messing with it.
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; 09-15-2010 at 08:45 PM. Reason: add info.
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Re: Best fitting cowl induction hood?
A few more shots . Just so you know there is not a large cut out were the cowl opening is. Ive found that with the cowl pressure , X-Stream filter top and open element it gets air nicely through the vent. =
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Re: Best fitting cowl induction hood?
ronusmcmma I'm confused why you have hood pins with a functional hinge and hood latch. Is this just personal taste?
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Re: Best fitting cowl induction hood?
Yes, ever since I had a hood fly open on the freeway.And I mean "fly" open.(a stock pickup truck) Could have killed us at that speed. I have put pins on .(Could have been my fault , or not. Ill never know.)Any way ,I found myself worrying about it allot. So Ive used pins ever since.It really just for piece of mind. After a while it just seems strange not to have them. Its a nice set that I pieced together and there all stainless . Only one primary whole. The stainless washer has a thin rubber washer under it so its not touching the hood and is all held on with a thin coat of silicone. Has worked really well for over 5 years now.
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; 09-16-2010 at 08:43 PM. Reason: add info.
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