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From: NJ
Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Feb 19 2008, 09:55 AM
Veilside here, but for different reasons than most. I wanted a vented hood, and the wife wanted the Veilside. I said if you pay for it, I'll put it on. damn if she didn't buy it! 
It does fit great.
I would suggest a vented hood. I do not suggest cutting up the oem hood. It'll be good for sitting in traffic, but creates more drag and doesn't do a great job of drawing hot air out at speed. If you'll notice, all the vented hoods have a bit of "deflection" just prior to the opening(s). Simply hacking the oem hood does not give you this.
It does fit great.I would suggest a vented hood. I do not suggest cutting up the oem hood. It'll be good for sitting in traffic, but creates more drag and doesn't do a great job of drawing hot air out at speed. If you'll notice, all the vented hoods have a bit of "deflection" just prior to the opening(s). Simply hacking the oem hood does not give you this.
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From: Pasadena, SOCAL
Originally Posted by carrera4,Feb 18 2008, 04:47 PM
Fiberglass is typically a little easier and less costly to paint.
I've heard the TS hood fits very well. It really all comes down to what type of look you like. I think all the expensive hoods fit well. I have the ASM hood and it fits great.
I've heard the TS hood fits very well. It really all comes down to what type of look you like. I think all the expensive hoods fit well. I have the ASM hood and it fits great.
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