Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
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HighPerformanceTrucks
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bezerk said:
crashing_sux
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
I'd be up for one as well if the wait isn't too long. I like the 1" or 2" cowl hoods.
I'd be up for one as well if the wait isn't too long. I like the 1" or 2" cowl hoods.
HighPerformanceTrucks
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
Yes it is very do-able, but we all those interested need to come to some consensus on which hood style to settle on.
Remember we need at least 5 hoods to make it happen.
The choices again are:
1)Stock style
2)Reverse Cowl
3)Vented Stock Style
4)NACA Duct Stock & Vented Style
I push for what ever hood style wins out.
420 said:
Yes it is very do-able, but we all those interested need to come to some consensus on which hood style to settle on.
Remember we need at least 5 hoods to make it happen.
The choices again are:
1)Stock style
2)Reverse Cowl
3)Vented Stock Style
4)NACA Duct Stock & Vented Style
I push for what ever hood style wins out.
HighPerformanceTrucks
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
Yes, you can have hood pins or stock latch.
420 said:
Yes, you can have hood pins or stock latch.
HighPerformanceTrucks
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
If more than 5 people agree to this style, then it's a go.
TYRODD said:Is there a hood available to us that has a GN-esq. "cowl" to it?
I think that would look Schweet and diff compared to an everyday cowl that my grandma has as well
Although the low-profile myclone stylie is gooder too
If more than 5 people agree to this style, then it's a go.
myclone
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
FYI the hood I have is a Goodmark steel hood as Mike said. The scoop is like 2 1/8" high since VA state inspection wont allow anything over 2" and the inspection guy was being anal and flunked me. Came back later with a stock hood off a buds S truck (painted red at that) and passed [shrug].
Anyways, if measurements are needed from a Goodmark hood to help with a CF production just lemme know and I'll measure mine and let ya know the specifics.
FYI the hood I have is a Goodmark steel hood as Mike said. The scoop is like 2 1/8" high since VA state inspection wont allow anything over 2" and the inspection guy was being anal and flunked me. Came back later with a stock hood off a buds S truck (painted red at that) and passed [shrug].
Anyways, if measurements are needed from a Goodmark hood to help with a CF production just lemme know and I'll measure mine and let ya know the specifics.
crashing_sux
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
I like the cowl, but can anyone throw up four pictures of what they would all look like, either from other cars or photoshopped? I tried following a couple links earlier in the thread and all I found was page not found errors and a distant shot of an evo that I really can't picture on a SyTy.
I like the cowl, but can anyone throw up four pictures of what they would all look like, either from other cars or photoshopped? I tried following a couple links earlier in the thread and all I found was page not found errors and a distant shot of an evo that I really can't picture on a SyTy.
420
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
Well, I hate to say this, but I'm out. I was seriously pressed for time on this hood, as my existing CF hood had taken flight on the highway. Since the GP looked like it was going to take too long, I went looking for a more immediate answer.
The GOOD news is that I found a gentleman who was willing to make me a CF hood in the style of my choosing - stock, 2", 3", or 5" cowl. I went with the 3" liftoff, and the total including shipping came out to $420 (what are the odds? ). I should have my hood by the middle of March, and will let you guys know how it turned out. If the quality is good, this could be a great direction to go, since the price is AWESOME.
Well, I hate to say this, but I'm out. I was seriously pressed for time on this hood, as my existing CF hood had taken flight on the highway. Since the GP looked like it was going to take too long, I went looking for a more immediate answer.
The GOOD news is that I found a gentleman who was willing to make me a CF hood in the style of my choosing - stock, 2", 3", or 5" cowl. I went with the 3" liftoff, and the total including shipping came out to $420 (what are the odds?
). I should have my hood by the middle of March, and will let you guys know how it turned out. If the quality is good, this could be a great direction to go, since the price is AWESOME.
HighPerformanceTrucks
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
Please keep us posted.
420 said:Well, I hate to say this, but I'm out. I was seriously pressed for time on this hood, as my existing CF hood had taken flight on the highway. Since the GP looked like it was going to take too long, I went looking for a more immediate answer.
The GOOD news is that I found a gentleman who was willing to make me a CF hood in the style of my choosing - stock, 2", 3", or 5" cowl. I went with the 3" liftoff, and the total including shipping came out to $420 (what are the odds?
Please keep us posted.
crashing_sux
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Re: Carbon fiber hoods by CfxBodywerks - Again!!!
Are we even close to getting a GP going here? Just curious as I'd like to get in on it but if it's not going to happen I'll just get a steel cowl hood. I just don't want to get a steel only to find out that I'd make the group one short of getting the gp going.
Are we even close to getting a GP going here? Just curious as I'd like to get in on it but if it's not going to happen I'll just get a steel cowl hood. I just don't want to get a steel only to find out that I'd make the group one short of getting the gp going.