hood scoop

[stuntrider]

i want one to mold to my stock civic hood. I dont care how big it is.

[oldcutlass86]

i want one to mold to my stock civic hood. I dont care how big it is.

I thought you were selling that car?? :?: :?:

[stuntrider]

i gonna fix it up and give it to my fiancee to drive and im gonna get another bike

[64malibuss]

...ask her if she wants it first

[stuntrider]

i already did and she said yes.

[stuntrider]

how about we stick to topic cuz i would like a hood scoop.

[black_betty]

hood scoop (http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=HRD%2D3163&N=700+115&autoview=sku)

Big enuff for you? :ghey:

[oldcutlass86]

:wtf: :gayalarm:

[abstract_zer0]

good luck with it looking good.
I had 2 ram air style scoops molded onto my avenger hood and it wasnt pretty after a while. Phillip @ Whiplash motorsports spent just under 3 days getting the filler to stay smooth and even after pop riveting them down and making them functional and it still couldnt stay nice

after driving around for maybe a week or two the filler was already cracking. your best bet would be to glass them onto an OEM f/g hood. if you do it on your stock metal one it wont stay all that great looking. maybe from a distance, but up close the cracks will be seen

[b-wake-racing]

good luck with it looking good.
I had 2 ram air style scoops molded onto my avenger hood and it wasnt pretty after a while. Phillip @ Whiplash motorsports spent just under 3 days getting the filler to stay smooth and even after pop riveting them down and making them functional and it still couldnt stay nice

after driving around for maybe a week or two the filler was already cracking. your best bet would be to glass them onto an OEM f/g hood. if you do it on your stock metal one it wont stay all that great looking. maybe from a distance, but up close the cracks will be seen

use the right materials and know what ur doing and you wont have that problem

[stuntrider]

idk i might just leave thre hood stock

[b-wake-racing]

please do......... stop that ricer crap

[abstract_zer0]

[quote="abstract_zer0":2lkyboax]good luck with it looking good.
I had 2 ram air style scoops molded onto my avenger hood and it wasnt pretty after a while. Phillip @ Whiplash motorsports spent just under 3 days getting the filler to stay smooth and even after pop riveting them down and making them functional and it still couldnt stay nice

after driving around for maybe a week or two the filler was already cracking. your best bet would be to glass them onto an OEM f/g hood. if you do it on your stock metal one it wont stay all that great looking. maybe from a distance, but up close the cracks will be seen

use the right materials and know what ur doing and you wont have that problem[/quote:2lkyboax]


I really dont see what he couldve done wrong though...ht usd the double stick tape on the bottom of the scoops in order to make a good seal. then he used a few pop-rivets around the corners and in the middle of each side to hold it in place. and then used just enough filler to make smooth seams. Then he went in from the bottom where the air inlets through the hood were and sealed in the inside of the scoops just as he had the outside.

since he was putting fiberglass onto metal, I dont see what he couldve done differently

[64malibuss]

please do......... stop that ricer crap

:thumbs:

[stuntrider]

oh ok bwake thats why you had a saturn like that(which looked good by the way)

[b-wake-racing]

i regret doing alot of things including owning that saturn..... and i regret how much i riced it out......... but i guess as i look back at how retarded i was i can only encourage how dumb you will look trying that bullcrap