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My 2006 GT has a hood scoop by 3d Carbon - I like it better than the Ford ones because it has a low, wide appearance. It measures apprx. 26" wide, 24" deep and 1 5/8" high at the front. Don't know how it is to install though because I bought the car with it already on. :)
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Originally Posted by wenstang
(Post 128656)
My 2006 GT has a hood scoop by 3d Carbon - I like it better than the Ford ones because it has a low, wide appearance. It measures apprx. 26" wide, 24" deep and 1 5/8" high at the front. Don't know how it is to install though because I bought the car with it already on. :)
How is the fitment? |
Originally Posted by Michael F
(Post 128662)
Looks good:tup A larger scoop looks better on our cars IMHO.
How is the fitment? |
Originally Posted by Apocalypse Pony
(Post 126398)
No experience with the hood scoop deal, but only advice I would give is that cheaper does not always equal better and as far as painting goes, I would have more faith in dealing with a local business than a mass produced part that would have to be shipped back if you had issues with a run, orange peel etc. Sometimes it's worth the cash to get something that fits right the first time - not saying the Ford stuff is always perfect, but I'd have more faith in the fit than something aftermarket, but that's just me. Same goes with having it painted at your local shop, especially if you have any sort of experience with them from work you had done before.
One of the first mods I did to my other ride is clear corner light lenses, and yes they were advertised as "direct fit" they were anything but direct fit, I had to mess with them for a whole afternoon to get them to fit right by reworking the fit with a dremmel tool,I just rather pay a little more for the effort and get something that WILL fit perfectly. To me, "rice" is parts that fit/look cheap! |
I actually was looking at the hood scoop that is being offered by the dealer for the 2011 mustang GT but decided against it:
1: It serves no purpose other than looks. 2: Goes on with 3M tape, (black, instead of transparent) 3: $600, and it comes unpainted; and $300 to paint/install. 4:Because of the tape fastening it to the hood, one can easily see the tape at it's base (tacky looking) so I just forgot about the whole idea,If I'm to spend a grand, it's going to be toward improving performance at the very least! |
that is about how i feel. i checked out the Ford original scoop for my 06 and by time I add paint it will be about $600 without installation. I dont really mind the look without it. I thought about checking the wreckers but I imagine they would want to sell the whole hood. I will keep checking the internet want adds. maybe one will show up there. Then again, i like the one that Wenstang has.
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As a side note, wenstang that is the EXACT hood that I saw on a white 2011GT CS at the dealer, which is what I was referring to in my posts. Low,wide, nice style but way over priced for what you'd get.
If it sold for $500, scoop, paint and install, and all taxes in, I would have considered it. |
Originally Posted by 5.0GTCS
(Post 129915)
As a side note, wenstang that is the EXACT hood that I saw on a white 2011GT CS at the dealer, which is what I was referring to in my posts. Low,wide, nice style but way over priced for what you'd get.
If it sold for $500, scoop, paint and install, and all taxes in, I would have considered it. It fits only 05-09 Mustangs though not 2011. |
I do like the wider scoops for the 05+ Ponies=sexy
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