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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    the MPD hood is built on a stock hood frame and will have a million times better quality that ASCD fiberglass crap hoods.
    I dont know that ASCD's hoods are crap....People say good things about them
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    If i would order a new hood, mpd would be the only place I would order from.

    They make damn good hoods
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    I picked up an MPD F1 used from a member on another forum. The fiberglass is good. All you have to do is use the existing hood struts and bolts and you are done.

    I got mine painted for $350 and that included any blending done to the fenders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Guz View Post
    I picked up an MPD F1 used from a member on another forum. The fiberglass is good. All you have to do is use the existing hood struts and bolts and you are done.

    I got mine painted for $350 and that included any blending done to the fenders.
    dang thats cheap....i guess things cost a lot in wisconsin
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    i was planning on ordering my f1 hood from pfyc
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    my ASCD f1 hood was great quality and fitment..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nickell View Post
    my ASCD f1 hood was great quality and fitment..
    MY GTX hood was as well
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    yeah most say ascd and pfyc have good hoods
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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan541 View Post
    MY GTX hood was as well
    Quote Originally Posted by Nickell View Post
    my ASCD f1 hood was great quality and fitment..
    someone better get a ws6 hood from them to see if it fits well
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    Quote Originally Posted by pontgp02 View Post
    dang thats cheap....i guess things cost a lot in wisconsin
    Forgot to mention that I had mine painted at 1 day. And they painted the top and bottom of it. They did a good job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Guz View Post
    Forgot to mention that I had mine painted at 1 day. And they painted the top and bottom of it. They did a good job.
    never heard of 1 day must not have them in WI
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    gotta know the right people. paint isn't that expensive if you know someone who does it under the table.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    gotta know the right people. paint isn't that expensive if you know someone who does it under the table.
    True...looks like I can get it done for aroud 400 from a shop I talked to today. Everyone i know has had perfect results there. I will give it a try
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    gotta know the right people. paint isn't that expensive if you know someone who does it under the table.
    yea me

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    Quote Originally Posted by gtpeddie View Post
    yea me
    haha you are too far away would end up costing me more
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    Before I forget, do you plan on installing hood pins? Been a few horror stories with people having their hoods come up and smashing the windshield and roof, not to mention what it turns your $500 hood into. Some get away fine, others not so much. Some people say it ruins the look.

    I personally would run pins. Too much money to risk if something goes wrong. That $40 worth of pins could save you a lot in the long run. I don't trust the stock latch to keep it in place, steel reinforced area in the hood or not. Just my .02.
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