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1991vert

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well, due to clearance issues, I'm in the market for a new hood. Looking to go with a 3" - 3.5" cowl hood. Anyone know who makes one? I see steeda sells a 3" cowl...is this made by kaenen? I don't want any junk
 
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iwashmycar

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that sucks but at the same time itll look soo sweet!
 

1991vert

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thanks

not really cost effective, but i might go with the 4" cervinis
 

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You might not need 4" i did a 408 thought i needed 4" but only really needed 2".
 

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http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=739906

As long as you won't look like me anymore...





 
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mansonozz said:
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=739906
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iwashmycar said:
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1991vert

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my 2.5" cowl does not currently clear. i HIGHLY doubt a 2" cowl would clear...
 

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But it's ugly meow

Honestly though, what about the Cobra R hood? Don't those go to 3"?
 

1991vert

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it touches now, and when the motor torques it would nail the hood. i dont think 3" would do it. ugh, i guess i will bite the bullet and get the 4". im kind of happy to get a new hood, but i'm kind of upset i have to spend $500 on it
 

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check website classifieds for used hoods and keep your fingers crossed for a matching color
 

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www.mustanghoods.net has em cheap and alot of selection, i heard they are good, i was going to get them but ended up finding a 4" cervinis for $100 so went that route
 

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isnt champion the same company as an old one that went out of business? cincinatti composites?
 
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you could put one of those old gt scoops on a 3" and cut it out

i know this isnt a 3" tho...

View attachment 327991
 

1991vert

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i like his car. i need the clearance towards the front though, so i'm hoping going with a 4" it will give me some more room towards the nose
 
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How about some different motor mounts? Thats alot cheaper then buying a new hood and getting it painted, not to mention the fact anything larger then a 2-2.5" cowl looks completely retarded. Well IMHO!
 
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sounds cheaper
 

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i have convertible mounts in the car as it is. the oil pan looks like it's barely touching the steering rack so it will have to be shimmed up.
 

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Doesn't the heat extractor hood from Cervini's have a lot more clearance at the front of the hood?
 

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SuperStang83 said:
Doesn't the heat extractor hood from Cervini's have a lot more clearance at the front of the hood?
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where it kind of slopes down and has the vents is where i need it. im not too fond of it either
 
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