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Old 11-22-04, 10:20 PM
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Hood Fitment.
if i wanted a aluminum hood off a vert would it fit on my car w/ out problem? my car is a na coup and i dont think insurance will go for a CF hood (long story).
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Old 11-22-04, 10:27 PM
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Yes it will fit fine.
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As far as is know it will fit. You may have a fun time aligning it up thou, as you will with any hood.
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well thats no prob aligning it that what the body shop is for
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well thats no prob aligning it that what the body shop is for
Good point. Go for it.
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sweet.......... weight reduction and i dont have to have a not functioning hood scoop AND it only cost me my deductible hehe
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Originally Posted by KingCobraV9
sweet.......... weight reduction and i dont have to have a not functioning hood scoop AND it only cost me my deductible hehe
Whats wrong with a non functioning hood scoop?
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A TII hood on a NA car turns you into a POSER! It's lame, I'd rather be inconspicuous.
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if u have a steed hood to begin with, i think u have to have the aluminum hood latch if iam not mistaken.
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