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I was wondering if anyone has tried to mold on a hood scoop on to their existing hood? How did it go, was it hard, and does it look good?
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__________________ 1986 Camaro Z28. 383 with performer rpm intake, holley 670 carb, holley fuel pump, edelbrock headers, flowmaster 3" exhaust all the way back, heads with 2.02 1.60 valves and roller tip rockers. MSD ignition, 6al box with rev limiter, and pro-billet ditsrtibutor and 8.5 mm wires. The tranny is rebuilt back to stock with a 2500 to 2700 stall converter. The body was repainted last year. Big Block cowl hood. It has custom 18 inch centerline rims with BFGoodrich KDWS's. New headliner, B&M mega shifter, custom flamed and bowtie door panels.
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