So i have an SD hood that a friend with who owns a fiberglass shop offered to fill in the back half of the scoops. or should i just go back to stock hood?
here's a picture for the confused people out there.
http://www.pfyc.com/pc/GP1002/CEEXT/
Keep it stock.
Fill 'em in.
Leave it SD
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05-03-2010
So i have an SD hood that a friend with who owns a fiberglass shop offered to fill in the back half of the scoops. or should i just go back to stock hood?
here's a picture for the confused people out there.
http://www.pfyc.com/pc/GP1002/CEEXT/
05-03-2010
why would u fill the back half of teh scoops?
Originally Posted by SuperSport
05-03-2010
Go back to stock and sell it to me lol
05-03-2010
the way it is it has to sharp of body lines and looks like a mustang. and they dont do anything
05-03-2010
wait.... SD acts as a working heat extractor... correct me if im wrong.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
05-03-2010
wouldn't you have to mod them to work as heat extractors? I've seen it done. Also seen that blue car with completely chopped doors...
Back on topic, if you fix the lines and fill 'em in they'd look decent, but not amazing.
Actually, it'd be a nice alternative to the F1 hood.
05-03-2010
quoted from pfyc.. "Fully functional heat extraction and air intake by adding the K&N FIPK Air Intake Kit available below in the Related Products section."
Originally Posted by SuperSport
05-03-2010
I have the SD hood & its extractors are big & they work.
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05-03-2010
I might be totally out of line but what would be the difference between filling in the heat extractors and having a stock hood?
does it just help with overheating? because ive never been even close.
and for the most part this is cosmetic unless it makes a HUGE difference in overall performance.
05-03-2010
And the GTX's did not have heat extractors either, and it was trusted by pontiac to put on a car off the lot when they were brand new.
05-03-2010
I have a SD hood too. And you dont need the heat extractors they are just there to help with engine heat. I see no harm what so ever filing those in but IMO i like the way the hood looks.I might be totally out of line but what would be the difference between filling in the heat extractors and having a stock hood?
does it just help with overheating? because ive never been even close.
and for the most part this is cosmetic unless it makes a HUGE difference in overall performance.
05-03-2010
i have the SD hood to and love it. but I would be interested in seeing what it looks like when filled in, make sure to post pics if you go that way
05-03-2010
here's an idea, fill in the fronts.
i hate the SD hood, by the way.
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