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Old 12-04-2008, 05:40 PM   #51
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sounds good man, hope it come thru soon....
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Old 12-07-2008, 01:36 AM   #52
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I was kidding about bringing it back. I have enough crap to do there than to think about shipping a hood back. I like my cars, but there has to be a line drawn somewhere. I wish i was rich like Kandied and some others on the board, but if i had the money, i would probably in some Z06 forum. This is a hobby for me, i dont even really drive my car that much. Im just hoping that someday my car could make it Barrett Jackson. Anyways, if i dumped all my money into this hobby, i wouldnt be making that trip to Japan every year as well as many other places i travel for leisure yearly. Im sure the Japanese would love to have me bring to Japan some American stuff...and they definetly have more leisure money than we do. They spend all their money on their cars and hobby stuff because housing is so expensive for them, many choose to be mama's boy live home and spend. Most of us get kicked out at 18. Why dont we start a new poll and see who spent the most money on their Camaro on this board. Im sure some spent $30000 or more to be the baddest of the bad on this board, but remember it's still a Camaro. Unless it is one of those 1LE super low mile or Turbo GTA it's senseless to spend that much because you will probably never get your return on it down the road. All of us one day will wake up and say, it's time for something different. When that day comes, you will be wondering why you spent $1000+ dollars for that unique hood. I hope i dont wake up soon, because i have already spent a lot of money and especially time to locate everything. It will be a sad day when it's time to sell....unless you have one of those rare ones and see it worth more than you paid. With that said let's have everyone sign up for one of these hoods and have so many in order to have Kandied drop the price to existing production hoods. That way it is more sensible to get it while not building up the guilt factor for purchasing so expensive and be "unique".
Wow man, you must drive a POS to think the way you do. Once you build a car to something that brings awe and fascination to the community, I think you may change your mind about 'wasting money'.

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85camaro350v8 was that really necessary?

what's with some of you people. the post is in regards to those veterans here who know what the hood is and who are interested in seeing the idea come to life here in the states. opinions about wether you want one or not really aren't ask for or appreciated.

please keep this on topic guys and if you don't have anything nice to say about the idea then just leave your .02 cents to a thread that asks for it!

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Re: Japanese induction hood

Kandied, i know you mentioned the hood will be produced in few numbers, and it will be a 1 off production run type deal.

Just curious what will happen to the molds etc... Im not really too concerned with who gets them, as long as they arent destroyed immediately.

As cool as this hood will be, there just isnt going to be a big enough market, so the challenges for production are there. But it would be a shame to destroy the progress after all is said and done.
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Re: Japanese induction hood

As Kandied said, this isn't a thread to discuss if you like it or not, so any further comments will be deleted from the thread that don't pertain to the actual topic.
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thanks for the pic's of these jap ind hoods, finally know what yall are talking about. i asked earlier but yall made it seem like a god dam ****ing secret or some ****.
No secret Sam. But Kandied did post at the top to do a search if you wanted to know what it looked like. These pics have floated around on this website for years, so it wouldn't be hard to find them. Anyway, now you have pics so you're good to go.
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the mold will not be destroyed obviously as that would be a waste. however depending on how a mold is built they may last for 10 hoods or 100 hundred. like anything completely custom like this we will just have to play it by ear unfortunately. While everyone likes to make money we are doing this to make it available more then anything. yes it is a bit expensive but that's unfortunately the cost of low production custom items. as the demand increases the price will come down which is something that i'm sure will happen over time after it is released.

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Re: Japanese induction hood

I just not sure about starting with that style cowl hood, as i never liked that style hood how it rises upward toward the windshield. Something like hawks sunoco hood would be a better choice i think

But i'll wait and see how it turns out It may end up being a very nice hood and i have confidence you guys will do good.
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85camaro350v8 was that really necessary?

what's with some of you people. the post is in regards to those veterans here who know what the hood is and who are interested in seeing the idea come to life here in the states. opinions about wether you want one or not really aren't ask for or appreciated.

please keep this on topic guys and if you don't have anything nice to say about the idea then just leave your .02 cents to a thread that asks for it!

wow....lol..... like i said just my 2 cents i never flamed on it or anything i didn't know i'd end up hurting a grown mans feelings. I'd never seen that hood and didn't know what it was. my friends like tuner cars and i've seen that style hood on evos and "veterans" im not too sure what you mean there i don't know how the new age of kids are gonna like these older, beautiful, cars instead of a new honda if we get on this website and voice our oppinions just to get bashed down why would we stay on here. now don't get me wrong i love the looks of your car, its beautiful, and i look up to it heck i even told my dad about your car and sent you a message one time telling you i wanted to copy your subs because that was the bet looking system i'd ever seen in a third gen. i'd love to have my car just put into a show one day. like i said just giving my opinion, maybe u had a bad day, but i sure look different at you and this website now

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Re: Japanese induction hood

i know that lots of people like the glass or carbon hoods because they are light, but there is a reason for those two extra hold downs. they lack strength, especially the way the headlights push air up under them. i have seen a few split and there are lots of stories even here about that happening.
in for using the metal hoods and working with them. they dont break apart in the wind, you can cut them all you want. you can add in air vents of any type.
unlless your building a dragster - in which case you want the entire front end one piece of light material, there is no real need for glass or carbon.
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Re: Japanese induction hood

I think kandie Is doing a Great job. More power to him, Hes making parts available to us so we can use them and make our cars nice again. I wish More people and carriers would start to come out with third-gen parts also. Keep it up Kandie
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i know i said that i never flamed on him or anything all i said was id never seen that hood before and related it to one i had seen.
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Re: Japanese induction hood

I love that Japanese hood and want one badly!

I was going to go with the SS style hood bur have since found out that the only other modified 3rd in this country has the SS already so I am now seriously considering dropping the cash for the Jap CF one.

Kandied.. am very interested in the outcome of the sterling work you are doing here!

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I already have an OEM look Carbon fiber hood. If anyone is interested let me know. I've got some pics.
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I love that Japanese hood and want one badly!

I was going to go with the SS style hood bur have since found out that the only other modified 3rd in this country has the SS already so I am now seriously considering dropping the cash for the Jap CF one.

Kandied.. am very interested in the outcome of the sterling work you are doing here!

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considering you would have to import the item anyhow your better off going with the one from japan as it would probably be cheaper and you would get it faster.
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Wow, I can't believe you are still going after this Kandied.....

I remember seeing this back when I was building my 92 back about 4 years ago.....damn....

Looking to get back into this myself......you got a 91-92 Vert that's black you want to sell, lol
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Re: Japanese induction hood

Here's my Carbon Fiber hood. Been up to 145mph with it hasnt broke as long as you use some sort of hood pin of course to keep the sides down. I work with someone to have them produced here in Canada.

- 25lbs vs 60lbs stock hood.
- Either style louvers can be used. (Holes have to be drilled)


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$750.00 USD plus shipping.

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Very nice 1badbotie!
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considering you would have to import the item anyhow your better off going with the one from japan as it would probably be cheaper and you would get it faster.
I'm just switching jobs and am seriously tempted to order the one in Japan, as well as the other CF piece that they have.
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Hood looks Sweet Im excited to see it finished. maybe one day ill be able to afford and buy one!

Bungle hows dubai man I really want to go their one day.
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Re: Japanese induction hood

hmmm any updates?

i think i might re consider, since i found out im going on deployment Jan. and we most likely will hit japan for a port call so maybe i can buy one there, i mean, free shipping!

if not im sure in a few months they will still be for sale. keep up the good work. oh and by the way, dubai is bad ***! been there lots of times. its surprisingly very westernized.
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I'm just switching jobs and am seriously tempted to order the one in Japan, as well as the other CF piece that they have.
Good luck with that. I emailed them several times trying to buy one last year. They didn't seem to want to deal with shipping to the US for some reason.
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Any new news to report?
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Has anyone talked to the guys in Japan that made the hood originally? I now shipping is normally expensive but my fiance works for an airline that does a lot of cargo shipments to and from japan and also a lady she works with who is in the cargo department of the airline is married to a member of the Japanese consulate and he has a lot of connections in Japan. Anyway, if anyone has contact info for the dudes in Japan let me know and maybe I can get one of these hoods over here. PM me as I dont check the boards on a regular basis.
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Re: Japanese induction hood

Kandied,

Don't know if this is helpful or not but awhile back I took some measurements of a stock hood, did some math and came up with some dimensions that should be fairly close. See attached pics.


88blkiroc,

I've emailed them several times using an online translator and got nowhere. Try your luck... http://www.grace-co.co.jp/index.html
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well i found out its 147000 yen which is 1500 us dollars i'm not buying it
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yes it's pricey but it would be a unique look - well outside japan anyway
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Vexter, I'll have my fiances Japanese friend give them a call and see what the story is.



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My job deals with Asia Pacific sales, and I had my good friend call and email them about this hood. They don't seem too interested in dealing with outsiders. I asked them if they had a distributor in the states and they basically blew me off...
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is this hood getting anywhere near completion? i'd like to get it in the next few months when i start to do all my bodywork.
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They don't seem too interested in dealing with outsiders. I asked them if they had a distributor in the states and they basically blew me off...
This is sad to hear. I hope frequent pestering from us Americans will finally get them to budge. I'd would be 100% in on a purchase of this hood if anything came to fruition.
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well i found out its 147000 yen which is 1500 us dollars i'm not buying it
the value of the us dollar continues to drop. back when i tried to buy from them it was around $1250 us.
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Vexter, I'll have my fiances Japanese friend give them a call and see what the story is.



P.S. Have you guys seen this wing? http://www.grace-co.co.jp/product/3d...cing_wing.html

wow, I've seen that car but never noticed the wing! i thought it was the stock high rise. cool take on the stock design.Thanks for the link, good eye!
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im surprised we dont have none of the Japanese third gen guys on this web site
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My job deals with Asia Pacific sales, and I had my good friend call and email them about this hood. They don't seem too interested in dealing with outsiders. I asked them if they had a distributor in the states and they basically blew me off...
Wow, that sucks. Well, we were thinking of taking a trip over there soon, maybe I can stop by their shop and see what the deal is.
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so, anyone know what's going on w/ kandied? :/
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so, anyone know what's going on w/ kandied? :/
My guess is that he's gone quiet on it, and we will here about it again when he's on the cover of Camaro Performers, and he will be like "Oh, hey guys we got the hood finished, it will be available in a year or so... I got mine, check out the pics... "

hehe.. I honestly don't know though
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Vexter, I'll have my fiances Japanese friend give them a call and see what the story is.



P.S. Have you guys seen this wing? http://www.grace-co.co.jp/product/3d...cing_wing.html
That car looks like a full on race exercise. Look at the rear diffuser, front chin spoiler with rakes. I'd imagine there is also an underbody tray of some kind on that car as well.

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My guess is that he's gone quiet on it, and we will here about it again when he's on the cover of Camaro Performers, and he will be like "Oh, hey guys we got the hood finished, it will be available in a year or so... I got mine, check out the pics... "

hehe.. I honestly don't know though
That's what I kind of didn't understand about this thread. Supposedly, he already had a hood and a mold. But in this thread, he was talking about starting over with a different hood as a base.

This is frustrating because I've already tried to buy the damn thing from the Japan site. Oh well...
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That's what I kind of didn't understand about this thread. Supposedly, he already had a hood and a mold. But in this thread, he was talking about starting over with a different hood as a base.

This is frustrating because I've already tried to buy the damn thing from the Japan site. Oh well...
I wouldn't doubt Kandied, I don't know him personally, but from looking at his vehicle(s), I don't think he would have proposed the idea unless he was serious, and I also gather he has the funds to make things happen. Patience young padwan
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Re: Japanese induction hood

Just bumping to keep this alive, I remember hearing about this when I first joined the board..........yearrrrrrrrssssssssssss ago....

Would love to finally see it done
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hood is done it's the production part that's slowing things unfortunately..
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Any place we can go to see pics, Kandied?
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hood is done it's the production part that's slowing things unfortunately..
no bueno, keep us updated in the meantime.......
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Re: Japanese induction hood

im still waiting for a sunoco type hood for 3rd gens, but looks like its not gonna happen
vfn has a hard enuff time keeping up with 4th gen sunoco's
i guess jongbloed it is for me
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that doesn't fit the lines of the car very well.. no different then the ws6 hood i suppose but somehow those sell so you would think a sunoco looking cowl would be in the works from someone.

once it's painted yes... no teaser pictures until all the kinks are straight.
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that doesn't fit the lines of the car very well.. no different then the ws6 hood i suppose but somehow those sell so you would think a sunoco looking cowl would be in the works from someone.

once it's painted yes... no teaser pictures until all the kinks are straight.
hehe... just like I thought, kandied is going to show us the "Kandy" once its done and all over the magazines...
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hehe... just like I thought, kandied is going to show us the "Kandy" once its done and all over the magazines...
He wouldn't be Kandied if he didn't.

This would be nice to finally see.
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Any major car shows coming anytime soon ? He may be shooting for one of those type of deadlines.
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