RKSports California Dreamin Hood
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Originally posted by lucky lou@June 11, 2005, 4:44 AM
meausrements for the stock hood is roughly 5 in & the new hood is 7 1/2 in give or take an 8th. while i was doing that i did notice some low spots that will need to be built up -- similar to vegasjay's situation. but they are extremely minor - if i didn't have such a critical eye - i prolly wouldn''t even notice.
i'm lovin' this hood though -- looks great!
meausrements for the stock hood is roughly 5 in & the new hood is 7 1/2 in give or take an 8th. while i was doing that i did notice some low spots that will need to be built up -- similar to vegasjay's situation. but they are extremely minor - if i didn't have such a critical eye - i prolly wouldn''t even notice.
i'm lovin' this hood though -- looks great!
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Originally posted by EattenAlive@June 11, 2005, 8:33 PM
yea, that looks sick.. thanks for the pic... any maintance issues this time around, i read someone had trouble with their last hood
yea, that looks sick.. thanks for the pic... any maintance issues this time around, i read someone had trouble with their last hood
perfect fit - great quality - extremely minor issues - nothing to cry over.
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Originally posted by steal101@June 12, 2005, 9:26 AM
Lou, would you mind taking a close up pic of the front corners to see how they line up? Thank you.
Lou, would you mind taking a close up pic of the front corners to see how they line up? Thank you.
here u go :
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the left side appears to be off by a mm or so -- but there's a little play there -- if i barely press down on the corner it lines up square. i'm thinking if i install hood pins it should correct it - either way - you don't even notice it unless you're looking to find something wrong.
I wonder if some sort of air channel can be made to direct the air to the CAI from that driver's side scoop.? Is there anything underhood that you can attach too? Looks good! I do like that other black hood too. The idea of cold air in the front and hot out the back.
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Originally posted by Vegasjay@June 12, 2005, 12:31 PM
Picture's of the underside of Lucky Lou's hood...The square hole on the left blow's fresh air directly on top of the air filter. It chanels the air from both scoop's.
Picture's of the underside of Lucky Lou's hood...The square hole on the left blow's fresh air directly on top of the air filter. It chanels the air from both scoop's.
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Originally posted by steal101@June 12, 2005, 2:45 PM
So no rubbing at all on the C&L CAI?
So no rubbing at all on the C&L CAI?
The C&L filter fit's under there perfect heatshield and all. I promise.
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