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Hi,

After 7A-FE swap to 3-SGTE there are some difficulties with hood. Now there are 3 points where engine touches hood or distance is very minimal. So, there are two solutions:
1. Put GT-4 hood
2. Make custom hood using the one what I have.

This should solve 2 problems:
1. Increase distance between engine and hood at certain points
2. Increase engine ventilation.

I wonder to go for custom hood and would like to ask you some help. Maybe you have some photos and can post it here with nice 6gc custom hoods? Need some ideas how to make it.

Here is mine celica:

Wow playr did u do that?

I did it by finding it online

not my work

Ah wow, I need a new search engine Google is not my friend

Google is your friend if you know how to use it properly (what's funny is half the Google hits are just hits off of 6GC anyway)



This post has been edited by GriffGirl: Jun 22, 2009 - 1:44 PM

do a full custom job by combining different hood for different cars.

a small example was when DG put the subaru scoop on the Gt-4 hood


edit: the second pic player posted looks like the rx-7 hood with the gt-4 scoops

This post has been edited by Tigawoods: Jun 22, 2009 - 9:16 PM

i like that bumper

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-HOOD-SC...sQ5fAccessories

You are indeed correct, it is a RX7 vented center section on a GT4 hood.
The bumper is Varis

Thank you for your suggestions.

Waiting for more pictures

ignore the headlights....(this could be done much much smoother)

I bought that scoop, it's only good for show, not function.

I was thinkin about doin somthing like this

The following link is a cracking example, which in my opinion looks quite stock...you just follow the lines of the bracing underneath the top skin bonnet/hood:

I bought myself a second hand bonnet from Ebay to see if I can do it.

http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...p;#entry6289726

omg.. i've got the tools to do this.. looks very unique.. one of a kind.. since i've already drill holes on my hood to install the hood spoiler.. i'll definitely look into this.. maybe my next project!!.. hehe

It is surprisingly easy...just make sure you take your time when you make your cuts. Rather than rely on just sticking the mesh, try to use the metal clips as well as backup!

wtf
not looking good at all.

never bond your bumper to your fender.

wtf
not looking good at all.

never bond your bumper to your fender.
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i disagree i fiberglass and bonded all the way around and i think it looks way better.

You has no iiiidea

This post has been edited by playr158: Jun 25, 2009 - 6:29 AM