We all thought that at first, at least for a little bit. It's just so so so so so so so so easy. With the correct blade, the hood cuts like butter. Plus, with the trim ring, you could mess up pretty majorly and it would still be covered up.

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The hardest part was NOT cutting the hood - it was making sure the shaker scoop was perfectly centered in the opening (something somebody at the production facility wouldn't care as much about).

 

Thank you. I borrowed the concept from the CDC car after giving up all hope of them building a kit like this.

Some 3" mandrel bent pipe, metal work and imagination was all it took.

 

Mine is going in tomorrow...Im very excited and scared at the same time!!

Guess I need to sell my Steeda Strut brace support. ugh.....

 

Took off the scoop, strut tower brace and engine cover today getting ready for the shaker to arrive. Very nasty under where the scoop was attached.

 

what kind of blade did you use?

 

Is there any difference between this hood and the B2 set up that cervinins offers at 1250 with hood and the shaker set up?

 

So I take it your biting the bullet and getting the holes filled and hood repainted? If so may I suggest getting rid of your washer nozzles and replacing with these.
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...t_detail&p=113

Yes it's different. Their hood comes out a little further and requirs you add some plastic trim pieces around your headlights. Not sure if they make their own version of the shaker or just use the CDC version.
Click on the link below and scroll down to see what I'm talking about.
https://www.cervinis.com/product.aspx?car=1&id=1208

 

Hey....just a heads up ....you may already know but the cut out underneath the hood.....or the square you see...it is exactly where your shaker will go for the most part....so it appears that the back holes of your scoop will have to be filled.....

I was wandering if a scoop would cover the shaker hole just incase I wanted to put a roush scoop on and leave it open some how? anyone everydone that? just a thought?

 

The back 2 holes from the shaker will have to be filled from the Roush. So to answer your question the opening for the shaker is larger (thank God) than the holes for the Roush scoop.

 

the shaker I think will not cover your back two holes....if that is them where the blue tape is? because I think the shaker will only go where your square is under the hood?

 

The back 2 holes from the Roush will have to be filled for the shaker.

 

These multiple brands of hoods/holes etc can be confusing!

 

 

Went real slow but its in and perfect. Took these snaps at my buddy Jeff's house. He helped or I helped...depends how you look at it.









Now Im driving her home.....




Ill take some nice photos tomorrow. WOOT!

 

Looks good Bob!

 

looks good man, what kind of blade did you use to cut the hood?

 

looks great......are you glad you done it your self.......I was and proud.....I love the inside shot.

 

Jigsaw with a metal cutting blade. Small teeth!

Im just glad it turned out so well.... WOOT!

Man I feel special driving her.

I keep thinking everyone is looking at me. Then I look and no one is looking.

Bad part is now I have to change my avatar! ha haaa

 

these are non functional scoops right, just look more impressive, have anymore info on them somewhere here, do they collect water, or how do they drain

 

Are you asking about the side scoops?? Yes...non fuctional but I love em.
Really pop out the contours. Some side shots....