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Old 07-21-2009, 07:00 AM
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ah, I didn't know that is what you did.. I will do it myself then before I get the CF wrap done. :p
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Old 07-21-2009, 09:23 PM
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looks good what paint did you use?
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Originally Posted by 1fastls1ss
I was bored and decided to take a stab at making my own splitter. I have used fiberglass in the past for various projects and this is by no means my first attempt at using this stuff. I made a half template out of foam board from home depot then flipped it over to make the other half so both sides are the same. Then taped the two together and sanded it smooth, giving it a rounded edge. Next, connected the two halves together and wrapped the template in foil to protect the foam. Then it was all fiberglass material ("kitty hair" and woven material) and resin to cover the template. The rest is all cutting and numerous sanding to make it smooth and even. Finally primer then paint (I used textured paint to make any repairs in the future easier to touch up). I tested it out for the past week at various speeds for strength and durability, and with that and daily driving all was fine. Overall it was a PITA with all the prep and sanding, but I only spent about $60 in supplies and countless labor hours to complete it. I am pleased with the results and it is very strong with all the material and layers put into it. I know some don't like the splitters, but I didn't spend much and if I get tired of it I can take it off.
For some reason the beginning pics show up way too big so here is the all I could post at a normal size.
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I know this is an old thread. But what hood is that?
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Sun Coast Creations made it, pretty sure it's not made anymore...
Old 09-29-2015, 10:52 PM
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It was a Camaro Z hood.
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Correction. It is still available. Google Suncoast Creations then click 98-02 Camaro and it's the Camaro Z hood.
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^^And its quite pricey$$$*
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Very cool !



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