Steeda Cowl on and painted
2/20/07, 07:19 PM
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I have heard that silver metallic is a really hard color to apply if not for the color match but just to get the metallic to flow just right.But the hood still looks great.
2/20/07, 08:00 PM
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2/20/07, 10:54 PM
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2/21/07, 09:00 AM
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You have this hood correct? Did you do anything with the bare nozzles that just sit there? How long did it take you to get adjusted to not being able to see the nose of the car anymore?
2/21/07, 01:23 PM
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Took me about a week or two to get use to the cowl from the inside. Its not as bad as some I have been in and I barely notice it now... I think I was just looking at it before because it was new 
. For the little copper nozzles I used some little black tubing so you could still keep them adjustable. You can barely see them on my hood from the inside because of the black stripe. Since yours is silver you could just get them set exactly how you want them then maybe hit them with some satin silver touch up paint?
. For the little copper nozzles I used some little black tubing so you could still keep them adjustable. You can barely see them on my hood from the inside because of the black stripe. Since yours is silver you could just get them set exactly how you want them then maybe hit them with some satin silver touch up paint?
2/21/07, 02:43 PM
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Took me about a week or two to get use to the cowl from the inside. Its not as bad as some I have been in and I barely notice it now... I think I was just looking at it before because it was new . For the little copper nozzles I used some little black tubing so you could still keep them adjustable. You can barely see them on my hood from the inside because of the black stripe. Since yours is silver you could just get them set exactly how you want them then maybe hit them with some satin silver touch up paint?
. For the little copper nozzles I used some little black tubing so you could still keep them adjustable. You can barely see them on my hood from the inside because of the black stripe. Since yours is silver you could just get them set exactly how you want them then maybe hit them with some satin silver touch up paint?
2/21/07, 03:02 PM
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We just connected the two lines I think my installer pulled a piece out of the old hood and put them together. Theres not enough line that it will bunch up or anything when you shut the hood so its just hanging there but it stays in place... if that makes sense. I'll take a shot of it this weekend if you still need to see how they did it.
2/21/07, 07:22 PM
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