Another WS1 hood mod.
04-10-2013, 11:28 PM
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Another WS1 hood mod. I notice there only been 2 or 3 other person on here that did the ws1 hood mod, So i decided to give it a shot. Let me know what you guy think? ITs primed and getting ready to be painted. I THINK MY VERSION OF THE HOOD HAVE THE LARGEST NASTRIAL thought lol. Will post better picture soon....... Feel Free to ask any question.
From this
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Paint, but wanted it to stand out more so here go ws1 hood
Cut
Primed
From this
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Paint, but wanted it to stand out more so here go ws1 hood
Cut
Primed
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04-11-2013, 07:34 AM
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That's sick man! I love it. I noticed in the second pic the grille mesh. How'd u apply that to stay? Body work looks exceptional, good line gap, u flattened the nose that extended on to the front bumper, and I put flares on each side of mine, but yours looks just as good! Glad someone used my write up thread for what I made it for. I believe u and I have taken it much more extensively than anyone has ever tried.
I don't know if you have driven the car since the mod, but those hoods are folded fiberglass, and after being cut will attempt to pull away from itself if the bodywork doesn't support it right, if u have not I would strongly encourage u to fiberglass in inbetween the nostrils spread it to the floor if possible. And pull it up to where the Nostrils begin to curve (outward) and lay the finberglass inside that fold until thru the curve. This will prevent it from cracking in attempt to pull it apart.
I don't know if you have driven the car since the mod, but those hoods are folded fiberglass, and after being cut will attempt to pull away from itself if the bodywork doesn't support it right, if u have not I would strongly encourage u to fiberglass in inbetween the nostrils spread it to the floor if possible. And pull it up to where the Nostrils begin to curve (outward) and lay the finberglass inside that fold until thru the curve. This will prevent it from cracking in attempt to pull it apart.
04-11-2013, 10:04 AM
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That's sick man! I love it. I noticed in the second pic the grille mesh. How'd u apply that to stay? Body work looks exceptional, good line gap, u flattened the nose that extended on to the front bumper, and I put flares on each side of mine, but yours looks just as good! Glad someone used my write up thread for what I made it for. I believe u and I have taken it much more extensively than anyone has ever tried.
I don't know if you have driven the car since the mod, but those hoods are folded fiberglass, and after being cut will attempt to pull away from itself if the bodywork doesn't support it right, if u have not I would strongly encourage u to fiberglass in inbetween the nostrils spread it to the floor if possible. And pull it up to where the Nostrils begin to curve (outward) and lay the finberglass inside that fold until thru the curve. This will prevent it from cracking in attempt to pull it apart.
I don't know if you have driven the car since the mod, but those hoods are folded fiberglass, and after being cut will attempt to pull away from itself if the bodywork doesn't support it right, if u have not I would strongly encourage u to fiberglass in inbetween the nostrils spread it to the floor if possible. And pull it up to where the Nostrils begin to curve (outward) and lay the finberglass inside that fold until thru the curve. This will prevent it from cracking in attempt to pull it apart.
The mesh was a roofing mesh I found at lowe and it cut and molded into the the hood from the back.
im still waiting on a new light cover before i paint the car.
And thank. Much appriciated
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04-11-2013, 11:36 AM
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Yeah, I notice how it was pulling apart while I was working on it. But the whole opening to and inch back was rexconstruct, and every part is 1/4 inch thick. Haha that the reason for the nastrial being bigger. I remove the ring around there then carve it back n rebuilding it as one solid piece. And fiber glass around around edge of the whole hood. I actully try to do those two line that u did on the bumper but that didnt work out so I just flatten it.
The mesh was a roofing mesh I found at lowe and it cut and molded into the the hood from the back.
im still waiting on a new light cover before i paint the car.
And thank. Much appriciated
The mesh was a roofing mesh I found at lowe and it cut and molded into the the hood from the back.
im still waiting on a new light cover before i paint the car.
And thank. Much appriciated
It sounds like u got all the unseen issues pinned. Congrats on the success. It maybe been bc of the shadow but the grilles look black, with the car being blue, you have got to make those stainless or chrome. That would set it off!
04-11-2013, 11:42 AM
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I'll be taking a trip to lowes then. Lol
It sounds like u got all the unseen issues pinned. Congrats on the success. It maybe been bc of the shadow but the grilles look black, with the car being blue, you have got to make those stainless or chrome. That would set it off!
It sounds like u got all the unseen issues pinned. Congrats on the success. It maybe been bc of the shadow but the grilles look black, with the car being blue, you have got to make those stainless or chrome. That would set it off!
04-11-2013, 11:46 AM
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Great minds think alike! Lol
04-11-2013, 11:56 AM
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And I only seen 2 pearl white t.a. but never a matte.
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The paint alone cost 1/4 of what I got the car for lol.
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04-12-2013, 09:53 AM
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04-12-2013, 10:00 AM
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I don't disargree with you the ws6 and ws9 is a amzing looking hood. But there two many of them in my area and I had to repaint and fix the hood, might as well as going all out rather then leaving it the same.
I was actully gonna just get a raptor or ws9 before I did this. But im glad I went this rount.
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Dang Nice man! I think you make number 4! I think yours is bigger than mine, did you push the bumper scoop part down some? it seems like it, mine went down a 1/4" maybe but wasn't intentional. I finally got some grilles in mine, but im not sure i uploaded pictures.
I think you, Numba20 and I need to do a photoshoot sometime. whos up for a road trip?
I think you, Numba20 and I need to do a photoshoot sometime. whos up for a road trip?