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That's what I'm assuming. The air would travel through the front vents and out the inlet to the intake. I really don't see you getting much more air because it is also really tight in there. Just doesn't seem right to me. But looks awesome on the outside.
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I think this applies to this thread so I'll ask it here... the hood retails for just about 1,000 shipped, how much did the painting and installing cost you?Quote:
Originally Posted by gotgtp
I guess you could call this good aftermarket, it's 2 stock hoods welded together to make a high rise hood and its one of a kind.
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Yes^^^
Not too sure, $500 deductible. I rear ended an explore and bought it then had the body shop install it place of the stock one the insurance would have paid for.Quote:
Originally Posted by FriboRage
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When do the pics get taken with it on it's wheels? Car looks sooooooo sad with it in the air.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swiggles