Well in my quest to help lower IAT's I started looking for someone to cut my hood...that i when I found S~Factor; small problem...he is in NJ and I am in NC. After a little logistics planning, I drove to NJ. I have been to NJ and NY several times on business, but this trip was really fun! Spent the night in Cranbury and at dinner at a local diner, met tons of great folks and had a blast. The trip up was fantastic, actually stopped in Maryland at Reichard Racing and met staff and got a tour of the facility. First thing I see coming into NJ (notice the AP1)



Here is the car the last night before her surgeory:




The parts:



The surgeon at work:



More work:

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More work:

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Finnished product:





















The attention to detail and commitment to providing a quality product by S~Factor was outstanding, a true craftsman. Here is the trip odometer for the round trip...well worth it!

 

If I knew you were taking videos, I would have worn something nicer.

 

Damn I still have not installed my hood vents from S factor.
I'm scared to mess with my hood

 

Should have just done one side but it's your car

 

Nice job....

 

i like

 

Your right..it is mine.


Thanks! work is amazing!



Yeah me too, this is the first step in a "rebuild" and I am extremely happy with the results.

 

Looks great starrman! Those are a nice touch with wheels and all, car looks awesome!

 

that's quality work.

 

Looks great!! I really want to do mine. I did an ap2 taillight conversion myself and cutting the steel pissed me off very very badly!! Just a pain in the ass. I assume cutting the aluminum of the hood is much much easier. Just waiting till im in the mood and ill go for it!
Also i plan to use a mesh more similar to that of whats on an EVO hood..