I will be doing my PI intake swap again, this time I will use the adapter, so stock hood need to be gone, In near future I would like to add a super charge, any body here recomment me a hood that cheap and good, please include link, I own a 1998 Ford Mustang GT black. Thanks
I will be doing my PI intake swap again, this time I will use the adapter, so stock hood need to be gone, In near future I would like to add a super charge, any body here recomment me a hood that cheap and good, please include link, I own a 1998 Ford Mustang GT black. Thanks
What adapter are you using and does it really neccesitate a new hood?
Maybe a used 96-98 Cobra hood? I'll sell you one. IMO, the best looking hood for any SN95 and for clearance is a Cobra R. The words cheap and good do not go together. Unless you can find a used one, you have to pay for a quality hood, plus shipping costs, plus painting costs and it can end up being expensive.
Try Cervini's website for different looking hoods.
What adapter are you using and does it really neccesitate a new hood?
Maybe a used 96-98 Cobra hood? I'll sell you one. IMO, the best looking hood for any SN95 and for clearance is a Cobra R. The words cheap and good do not go together. Unless you can find a used one, you have to pay for a quality hood, plus shipping costs, plus painting costs and it can end up being expensive.
Try Cervini's website for different looking hoods.
According to HPS you will not need a new hood. I e-mailed them asking the question if i used there adapeters if i would need a new hood. The response I recieved was no. The adapter plates are only a 1/4" thick.
They only raise the intake a 1/4". There should be no clearance problems.+