Firehawk hood/Bumber
Thanks in Advance
Sam
indiananightstalker@comcast.net
https://ls1tech.com/forums/special-edition-vehicles/588579-any-info-bumper-trimming-template-slp.html
You're welcome.
If you already have a Firehawk hood then you may be better off using the hood as a guide. It will be more accurate than my homemade template.
Do you maybe have a Raptor or similar hood and want to extend it? If so then the template may work for you as you can tweak the hoods extended length.
I'm also not quite sure how to send a copy. I used multiple pieces of paper to get the shape, so it is 3 dimensional. I could make slices in order to flatten it out, xerox a copy and then cut out the wedge pieces so you can shape it and tape it back so it has the curves in it. Does that sound do-able?
Once I figure a good way to send it, I can mail copies out to folks. I would just need your address. If you have suggestions, let me know.
PS, I might be able to make a foam mold, that way you can just place it on the car and draw the cut line. Remove the mold and cut. Sounds easy and would be light weight to ship in a box. I'm just not sure how to make a simple foam mold.
Last edited by JasonWW; Nov 4, 2006 at 08:38 AM.
You also have to remember that SLP also made the Ram Air cars during part of their run. So are you sure the front covers would come cut for the Firehawk hoods? I've heard other people say that the front bumper covers from SLP where NOT cut. That they where just the factory piece and that SLP sold a template of some kind to trim it for the Firehawk hood. So I would double and triple check that the front end from them comes already cut. That is assuming I would actually buy one, which I wouldn't recommend anyway.
You also have to remember that SLP also made the Ram Air cars during part of their run. So are you sure the front covers would come cut for the Firehawk hoods? I've heard other people say that the front bumper covers from SLP where NOT cut. That they where just the factory piece and that SLP sold a template of some kind to trim it for the Firehawk hood. So I would double and triple check that the front end from them comes already cut. That is assuming I would actually buy one, which I wouldn't recommend anyway.
I just had to replace the front fascia for my Hawk, I got it from SLP pre-cut all I had to do was get it primed and painted.
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Although, if your bumper cover is fine, then it's way easier and cheaper to just cut it. That's what SLP originaly did. You can save yourself 6-700 dollars.
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He has a Firehawk hood he's putting on a regular TA. I think it would be best if he used his hood as a template as it would be more accurate than the paper template I made.






