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09-06-2005, 11:27 AM
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3 inch scoop I was lookin into getting a ss hood for the Z but then I saw the VFN 3" scoop hood. I like it, its different and it looks good in the pics. I haven't seen one in person and I'm kinda wonderin if it will look as good as the pics or if it wil look to big and weird? If anyone has this hood or seen it let me know your perception. It also makes me feel like I should have more under the hood to warrent that big a scoop. Anyway thanx for any help
09-06-2005, 02:06 PM
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If it's the 3" ss hood, I love how they look...Some people think they are too much appearance wise, but that is the hood I've been wanting forever, just can't afford it yet.
09-06-2005, 04:12 PM
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Yea I'm talkin about the 3" SS scoop. I've seen Pics even the NBM VFN has on there site and I like the look. I was just wonderin what people thought of them in person. I wish I could find someone around here that has one.
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09-06-2005, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by sycotic_reject
i like them......EXCEPT for on the street use, those hoods really belong on the strip, were the big dogs actaully use them for function (house the carbs, yes carbs) but thats just me, be kinda wierd to see a 3 inch SS goin down the street....
09-06-2005, 06:26 PM
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^^^ see that hood on your car in the sig looks good for the car, the stock SS's are awseom, but 3 inches i think is alil to much..maybe a 2 incher?....probably woulnt be able to tell, iunno that hood is to wild for me i guess 
but to each his own, dont take nothing from anyone (including me) to heart, its your moola!! 
but to each his own, dont take nothing from anyone (including me) to heart, its your moola!!
09-07-2005, 03:46 AM
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I just bought a used 3" raised SS VFN hood in carbon fiber. Got it from an LS1Tech member in Illinois named Dave, (Pray hrd). Nice guy, great to deal with. The hood was new, he just abandoned the project car it was going on. At $1338.00 plus shipping from VFN, I would never have even considered it, but Dave sold it to me for a price I just couldn't refuse. 
I just barely got it on the car and painted, still need to do some detail work on buffing out the rest of the car to match the new paint better. I snapped a couple of pics in my garage when I got it home from the paint shop. The rest of the car had sanding dust all over it, so these are the best I have for now.
This car will mostly see the track, but is still very streetable, even kept the a/c and stereo! (Was nice to drop the 58 lb. stock hood for this 10 lb. one) Car is still a heavy pig, but the CF hood sure helped a little. I love the way it looks, and as far as what you put it on, I can see your points. You probably should have something under that hood that scares small children & makes the ground shake.
I just barely got it on the car and painted, still need to do some detail work on buffing out the rest of the car to match the new paint better. I snapped a couple of pics in my garage when I got it home from the paint shop. The rest of the car had sanding dust all over it, so these are the best I have for now.
This car will mostly see the track, but is still very streetable, even kept the a/c and stereo! (Was nice to drop the 58 lb. stock hood for this 10 lb. one) Car is still a heavy pig, but the CF hood sure helped a little. I love the way it looks, and as far as what you put it on, I can see your points. You probably should have something under that hood that scares small children & makes the ground shake.
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09-07-2005, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by sycotic_reject
cowls rid the engine of hot air, lower engine compartment temps equal more dense air
And btw, I will be going to ennis.
