Dont worry, an STB is an aftermarked add-on, and if you dont know about it, then you dont have one. I had ralized this before, that they where quite massivly spaced, but never thought much of it. Im just tired of seeing threads like this, and I think something needs to be done about it... Custom 3rd gen cummins. what really upsets me is that these threads are being ignored by the one person who can do something about the problem. I mean, you can't slap a fender on and expect it to be perfect either. Thx for the info about the hoods.. # 9. Has anybody used the Cowl Hood that is widely sold on Amazon and pictured on the 3rd gen trucks?
Title: Too Much Time. Never noticed but remove the spring up front that causes the hood to pop up way to much pressure for fiberglass hood. I just read his post, and I'll agree that his looks like crap, and wasn't made right. 03 RCSB 1500 12 valve 215 pump, built 47re, 5x18s, 4k gsk, sxe369, Fass 240, 7mm delivery valves, 11. Cuz... i don't really wanna do pins to keep the sides down, i really don't. Look, I'm saying that some people have the hood and it DOES fit ok. You just don't hear about it. So i'm going to drill out the hole more on the bracket, going up... Used chevy cowl hood. so the screw can rest down easier.. wait.. no, drill the hole down on the bracket, sorry... anywyas, goodnight, going to bed. THE FIREBIRDS FRONT END IS CURVED, AND THE RAII HOOD IS FLAT. Dude, you can say all you want and make any excuses you want... the fact of the matter is, no matter what you say, the hoods are not made right. Are there any trucks like ours out there that came with a cowl hood that I might find at a junkyard?
Originally Posted by maxwedgehead. Funny that he won't come in this thread and defend his product. Read it all the way through... Id hate to see you lose some of your money.
Also, think of this: If you raise the front clip, how the hell is it going to align with the doors? Location: San Antonio, TX. I under stood it, as you were implying that this was my car. 3rd gen cummins cowl hood. It's definitely a pain in the ***. I wasn't going to consider a SRT hood, but for $500 shipped, that's a good deal. You may not edit your posts. Upgrading, or replacing automotive hoods requires some research as well as additional items to complete installation. If you look at the maroon car you posted, then at yours, (at least I think) the angles looks pretty similar.
Fiberglass thats been shipped on a truck and bounced around. When i press down on the hood, where you'd put hood pins, the hood is almost fine.. espically on the right side(looking straight on at the car), but the left is still off a bit... i don't want to do pins... Maybe the hood was warpped from being in the manufacturer's trailer, from tennessee? Now I want to apologise to you and 88 WS6 for any crap I may have spewed out, we need to just help each other but we do have to be a little more open minded. I wish i put hood pins on my car then the hood would look perfect. I should have been a little more clear on some things. Transmission: 700r4. LMC seems to always have inflated prices on body parts compared to other internet searches. You have to adjust everything to make it look right and line up with the doors. There has been a recent rash around here with these hoods not fitting, demostrating the exact problem you have. If ya wanna use my car as an example, at least find the right angle to know what the hell Im talking about.
If you decide to send it back, be careful that they dont do this to you: Read it all the way through... Id hate to see you lose some of your money. I'm not trying to start a fight with you over this, I have an RA1 hood, so I couldn't give a crap less how the RA2 fits. So what now, is everybodys car that orders a Ram Air II hood previously wrecked? '14 Silverado LTZ 5. Do you agree with me on that. Just wondering if there is a YearOne type vendor for newer vehicles. See... here's the main problem.. i can live with it being to one of the sides a bit... but it seems as if the hood just isn't being pushed down far enough in the front... i took out all the rubber stoppers... IF you take the time to read my post you will ALSO see that it sits the same way on my other car 86 trans am with ONLY 26 000km on it.
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