New hood or mold on scoop?
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From: Delano, Minnesota
Car: 1986 Camaro
Engine: 383 Stroker
New hood or mold on scoop?
What would you guys recomend, that I mold on the SC-104 scoop from www.up22.com, or buy a new hood? Is it worth the cost difference to mold on the scoop? Give me all the info you have, anything related to this. Thanks
Around here the scoop price plus the price of molding it onto the original hood would cost less than an actual hood itself, but then you would have to repaint the hood. Just think though, you would be adding "more" weight to your car if you choose the molded option. IMO the way to go would be to go with a new hood, it would be much lighter and I believe you would be happier with the hood in the long run.
i molded a 4" cowl onto a $10 junkyard hood. Cowl was $100. Compare that to $500 for a fiberglass hood CDN funds. either way your gonna have to paint it. Sorry the link in my sig is down at the moment. Has a good pic of the hood
Last edited by CrazyRob75; Feb 24, 2002 at 06:41 PM.
i didnt mold that L88 fiberglass hood scoop onto my steel stock hood eh?..so what did i need the rivets,fiberglass kit ,putty,sandpaper and primer for? or did i just dream of molding it to my stock hood?
i believe the definition of mold is two conjoin two pieces into one. [wich i did]..
i believe the definition of mold is two conjoin two pieces into one. [wich i did]..
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