I got an original factory fiberglass Z28 hood for free. So I bought a cowl scoop to put on it. the hood does have a little damage but it is repairable.
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It will be functional. My intake and air cleaner is to tall to fit under the stock hood. I will post more pics of progress later.Originally posted by Lucky SOB View PostAwesome, can't wait to see your progress. Will it be a functional cowl - as in, you'll cut the hood open beneath the cowl? Or are you just going to form it into the hood for aesthetics?
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IMG_2763.JPGIMG_2765.JPGIMG_2764.JPGIMG_2762.JPGIMG_2761.JPGMade a little progress today. I got the air cleaner hole cut and all the bolt holes drilled. Then I glued the scoop on with sikaflex 252 and bolted it down using loctite. It aint going no where. Sikaflex 252 is a polyurethane elastic sealer for bonding panels. It is sandable and paintable. I also used thin nylon washers between the hood and scoop at all the bolt holes so the sikaflex would not squirt out. I apoxied the rear corners of the hood because one was coming apart. Next glass work and Fiberglass reinforced filler.Last edited by 86sc5; December 29th, 2010, 09:57 AM.
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