Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
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Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
so ive got a guy selling this custome fiberglass camaro hood thats sweet and im torn between it and the TURBO IROC hood or whatever it is called
only have 2 days to deciide and i cant. help me out here boys
heres the pics , keep in mind its a 90 Iroc and itll be a metallic charcoal grey


only have 2 days to deciide and i cant. help me out here boys
heres the pics , keep in mind its a 90 Iroc and itll be a metallic charcoal grey


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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
I'd say go with the turbo hood I was never a big fan of huge hood scoops.
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The first hood very seldom appeals to me. The second hood would be cool for a drag car but not for a DD. Here's how I see it: either the scoop is functional and you will be sucking in water during the rain and bugs or its fake and then it defeats the purpose.
The first hood very seldom appeals to me. The second hood would be cool for a drag car but not for a DD. Here's how I see it: either the scoop is functional and you will be sucking in water during the rain and bugs or its fake and then it defeats the purpose.
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
It's a no brainer.The Turbo IROC hood for sure.Those snorkel hood scoops are a dime a dozen.Besides, the Turbo Iroc screams third gen!It makes a cool car look cooler!But it's your ride-do what you want!
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
Turbo daytona hood the the absolute uglyest hood ever made. First thing people are gonna thing is "*******". And thats coming from a *******........<-----Edray Ecknay
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I personally love my daytona hood, and no one has said anything negative about it.
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id say go stock I cant stand the daytona hood, and the only thing that other hood belongs on is a drag car, and even then I would say no
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
love my daytona hood...
although i do occasionally miss the clean look of a stock hood, my daytona hood is SO SWEET!!
its got a nice cowl to it so you get a decent amount of airflow, and if you add the louvers to it, it could almost be stock if you do it right
although i do occasionally miss the clean look of a stock hood, my daytona hood is SO SWEET!!
its got a nice cowl to it so you get a decent amount of airflow, and if you add the louvers to it, it could almost be stock if you do it right
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
i wanted something with a cowl but i dont wanna lose the sickness of the louvers. the turbo hood would be the best one then id say.
if anyone has any other pics for ideas feel free to post
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
Honestly go with a fiberglass hood then put the 91-92 Z28 hood louvers, like mine.
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as long as you dont get the one that looks like a mail box...
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I personally would eitehr stay with a stock flat hood with louvers or blisters or go with a very modest cowls, but I think very few cowls look right. THe only one I've ever really liked is the one I've got on my car because it's one of the few I've seen that properly follows the lines of the car.
Most hoods for third gens just dont fit the lines of the car well at all. I'd have gone with a fiberglass flat hood with blisters if i didnt need the hood clearance.
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Well get a fiberglass hood and put louvers on it then. They're interchangable. They bolt on the same way onto the hoods that use them. The 85-92 hoods are the same.
I personally would eitehr stay with a stock flat hood with louvers or blisters or go with a very modest cowls, but I think very few cowls look right. THe only one I've ever really liked is the one I've got on my car because it's one of the few I've seen that properly follows the lines of the car.
Most hoods for third gens just dont fit the lines of the car well at all. I'd have gone with a fiberglass flat hood with blisters if i didnt need the hood clearance.

I personally would eitehr stay with a stock flat hood with louvers or blisters or go with a very modest cowls, but I think very few cowls look right. THe only one I've ever really liked is the one I've got on my car because it's one of the few I've seen that properly follows the lines of the car.
Most hoods for third gens just dont fit the lines of the car well at all. I'd have gone with a fiberglass flat hood with blisters if i didnt need the hood clearance.

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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
definatly love the carbon fiber , especially as that material is pretty much the theme of my car. just real expensive
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
so ive got a guy selling this custome fiberglass camaro hood thats sweet and im torn between it and the TURBO IROC hood or whatever it is called
only have 2 days to deciide and i cant. help me out here boys
heres the pics , keep in mind its a 90 Iroc and itll be a metallic charcoal grey



only have 2 days to deciide and i cant. help me out here boys
heres the pics , keep in mind its a 90 Iroc and itll be a metallic charcoal grey



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There are lots of cowls of that style... they're all subtly different. I'm real picky about it and I've seen some that are close and look good, but not as good as this one. I actually bought it off a friend after admiring it on his car for a couple of years.
It's a Champion Fiberglass hood.
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/chevy.html
Here's another angle. I cant wait til I get the car repainted and it actually matches.
It's a Champion Fiberglass hood.
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/chevy.html
Here's another angle. I cant wait til I get the car repainted and it actually matches.
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
There are lots of cowls of that style... they're all subtly different. I'm real picky about it and I've seen some that are close and look good, but not as good as this one. I actually bought it off a friend after admiring it on his car for a couple of years.
It's a Champion Fiberglass hood.
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/chevy.html
Here's another angle. I cant wait til I get the car repainted and it actually matches.

It's a Champion Fiberglass hood.
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/
http://championhoodsandproducts.com/chevy.html
Here's another angle. I cant wait til I get the car repainted and it actually matches.

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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
I would stay away from either of those hoods that you posted...go for a regular 3" cowl or the SS hood, obviously you know what I went with
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Re: Hood opinion quick! Time sensitive lol
try this
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...oods-post.html
tons of camaro hoods here
like everything else take your time before you purchase anything well at least imo
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...oods-post.html
tons of camaro hoods here
like everything else take your time before you purchase anything well at least imo
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Goodmark all steel 2in. cowl hood.
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