firehawk hood with stock nose?
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I am trying to decide between the ws9 hood from VFN or a used firehawk hood. I have heard you can cut the nose to fit the firehawk hood, anyone done this. any pics of the process.
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You must cut the nose to fit a firehawk hood. never seen it done but i know at least two inches need to be removed from the bumpercover where it meets up with the hood to make it fit. Same with the SLP Ram air H.O. hood.
VFN hood will bolt right up. no modification needed
VFN hood will bolt right up. no modification needed
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I'm not sure if mine was cut or was like this OEM but you can take a look at https://ls1tech.com/forums/paint-body-work/751061-bumper-hood-gap.html
I'm from northern virginia, we might be able to work something out, I'm not sure what I'm going to do with my situation yet.
I'm from northern virginia, we might be able to work something out, I'm not sure what I'm going to do with my situation yet.
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ws6jim those pics look great. did you cut the front yourself or did you have a shop do it. how long did it take to fit the hood and cut the front if you did it your self. thanks