GT conversion
GT conversion
Hello everyone, i want to change the front fascia of 06 GT to the shelby one. Wanna make the look of the KR bue without the snake logos and stuff, just a clean look with hood and fascia. Just got a question, the headlights remane the same?
Best regards
Best regards
As stated above, a full kit from 05StangKC makes life easier (that's how I did mine)
Last edited by Torch_Vert; Jul 9, 2012 at 05:58 PM.
+ driving lights, plastic shield above radiator, L&R plastic wheel well shields (just the front halves), plastic brackets that support the bumper at the top to the left and right of the grille, 2 brackets that rivet to the bumper below the headlights to clip bumper to headlight housing + a pile of bolts, clip nuts, etc.
As stated above, a full kit from 05StangKC makes life easier (that's how I did mine)

As stated above, a full kit from 05StangKC makes life easier (that's how I did mine)

thz m8, do u have a trufiber hood too?
Thanks. My hood isn't a Trufiber, that's a real Shelby Super Snake hood.
Here's a shot of the underside:

The genuine Shelby hood is a beautifully made piece, but it does cost a lot more than the Trufiber ones.
Here's a shot of the underside:

The genuine Shelby hood is a beautifully made piece, but it does cost a lot more than the Trufiber ones.
It's this one right?
but still the shelby supersnake hood sold on shelby they are made from fiber glass too arent they? What's the diference for the Trufiber one's? Quality construction?Thx again
Last edited by F_Serra; Jul 10, 2012 at 03:06 PM.
Correct. Fiberglass except the grilles which are separate aluminum parts on the Shelby hood.
I've seen both the Trufibers and the Shelby unpainted, and I like the construction quality on the Shelby better myself. Delivered almost ready for paint. Whether a bit less prep is worth double the cost? probably not, but in my case I really liked the visual lines of the genuine hood more than the Trufiber 'tribute' hoods, which looked a slight bit "off" to me. It was worth the extra cash to me not to spend the next several years thinking "I really wanted the Shelby one..."
I've seen both the Trufibers and the Shelby unpainted, and I like the construction quality on the Shelby better myself. Delivered almost ready for paint. Whether a bit less prep is worth double the cost? probably not, but in my case I really liked the visual lines of the genuine hood more than the Trufiber 'tribute' hoods, which looked a slight bit "off" to me. It was worth the extra cash to me not to spend the next several years thinking "I really wanted the Shelby one..."
Last edited by Torch_Vert; Jul 10, 2012 at 03:29 PM.
Hm guys, was seeing another option, does it worth it?
http://www.cruizinconceptswholesale....LBYKRSTYLE0509
It cab be painted in black too right? (stupid question perhaps) x)
http://www.cruizinconceptswholesale....LBYKRSTYLE0509
It cab be painted in black too right? (stupid question perhaps) x)
Hm guys, was seeing another option, does it worth it?
http://www.cruizinconceptswholesale....LBYKRSTYLE0509
It cab be painted in black too right? (stupid question perhaps) x)
http://www.cruizinconceptswholesale....LBYKRSTYLE0509
It cab be painted in black too right? (stupid question perhaps) x)
I bought one of those when I was first doing my conversion (exact same hood by VIS, just the fiberglass version). Total piece of junk. Warped, did not line up even close with the fenders, the top and bottom panels missed mating in the center by 1/2" and they stuffed the completely visible, huge gap with silicone aquarium sealer.


Avoid, Avoid, Avoid 


If you want to save money, go with Trufiber, you'll be a lot happier.
Last edited by Torch_Vert; Jul 10, 2012 at 06:01 PM.
I bought one of those when I was first doing my conversion (exact same hood by VIS, just the fiberglass version). Total piece of junk. Warped, did not line up even close with the fenders, the top and bottom panels missed mating in the center by 1/2" and they stuffed the completely visible, huge gap with silicone aquarium sealer.


Avoid, Avoid, Avoid 


If you want to save money, go with Trufiber, you'll be a lot happier.


Avoid, Avoid, Avoid 


If you want to save money, go with Trufiber, you'll be a lot happier.
Jeez 1500 and they don't even include the vents!
I love Shelby, but their prices have always been ridiculously high.
Hell I paid less than that for an aluminum Saleen hood, and it came with the vents!
I love Shelby, but their prices have always been ridiculously high.
Hell I paid less than that for an aluminum Saleen hood, and it came with the vents!
I did the trufiber Gts4 hood





This is a good strong hood. Good fit and easy prep, and because the hood is so strong I did not use hood pins this time. This hood fits tighter than the stock hood.
A couple vids of trufiber testing the Gts4 hood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=kFXNTN5mNa0





This is a good strong hood. Good fit and easy prep, and because the hood is so strong I did not use hood pins this time. This hood fits tighter than the stock hood.
A couple vids of trufiber testing the Gts4 hood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=kFXNTN5mNa0
Last edited by Wades GT; Jul 20, 2012 at 11:56 PM.
This is a good strong hood. Good fit and easy prep, and because the hood is so strong I did not use hood pins this time. This hood fits tighter than the stock hood.
A couple vids of trufiber testing the Gts4 hood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2OHZ...yer_detailpage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=kFXNTN5mNa0
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