Thread: All Grand Prix hoods on sale at ASCD

97-03 Grand Prix Fiberglass Ram Air Hoods

Pure sex

Originally Posted by Freebeer187

Pure sex

Damn shame that they don't make that WS6 hood for the 04+. I'd go for the GTX style, but that's still listed at $895......don't want it that badly.

ws6 = eww

gtx is the best hood out there short of the f1. if i were to buy an f1, id get it from mpd.

gtx ftw!

While were discussin it, how can you tell who made the hood you have?

I have an F1 hood that a friend found in an ad in the paper... I love it but havn't found a similar F1 hood to it...

Gtx?

Originally Posted by Freebeer187

Gtx?

Yes.

Originally Posted by Freebeer187

Gtx?

yes.

edit. too late, i suck.

PFYC makes a F1 hood all glass and it rounded
F.1 'Style' Grand Prix Ram Air Hood - PFYC



MPD have a metal underside

Thats a nice ass ride

If your aviator is your hood then you HAVE the MPD F1 hood. The difference is the MPD has rounder scoops and grille openings. Also, the MPD uses a stock metal hood frame (so I heard), The Ram Air HO from ASCD has square scoops, there completely different side by side. Also the Ram Air HO is fully fiberglass. I have the Ram Air HO from ASCD...

I'm pretty sure mine is full fiberglass and has the same construction as yours but mine is round on the front and yours is square? This is why I havn't found out where my hood was made but now I'm thinking its an early version of ASCD's F1???

I'd say it is more likely a PFYC F1 hood from one time or another. All of the ASCD hoods (GTX, 2 SDs) I've owned had the name/logo printed on the underside ram air duct in raised lettering. I could be wrong, but that's my guess.

Also, it is possible to be an old MPD, Inc. F1 hood. From what I was told the early ones had the nicer looking smooth underside instead of the open stock skeleton. Not positive though, as I have never seen one of the real early undersides in person.

I agree. 600 is still too much money to shell out for a hood.

Originally Posted by UR LOSN

I agree. 600 is still too much money to shell out for a hood.

I recently had an idea for customizing my stock hood. If I play my cards right, with parts and labor it should cost me less than the PFYC Inferno hood.

I'm keeping the idea a secret until I make sure I have my hands on the necessary materials, and know for sure that it'll work. After that, I'll clue everybody in.

I got mine for $300 when I hit a deer, then insurance reimbursed me the cost of the parts new since I supplied the hood and I got over $450 back. State Farm FTW!

Originally Posted by Injun #4

I recently had an idea for customizing my stock hood. If I play my cards right, with parts and labor it should cost me less than the PFYC Inferno hood.

I'm keeping the idea a secret until I make sure I have my hands on the necessary materials, and know for sure that it'll work. After that, I'll clue everybody in.

Since an idea similar to mine was brought up in another post, I've decided to let the cat out of the bag. Look at the fourth post in this thread.... http://www.grandprixforums.net/f14/j...good-8163.html