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pics of shaved cowl
I finally got the cowl filled and put back on here's some pics. What do you think? I left the area behind scoop open for air. The after pics look a little weird because it rained this evening and the truck was wet.
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That's pretty cool
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hey that looks good and the heater will still work
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It's the stock hood with a custom built steel scoop I built. It wasn't an easy job but it didn't cost anything either which saved me about $400+ dollars. Besides it was fun doing.
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Looks good. Why didnt you shave the antenna while you were at it?
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does the heater still work, i wanted to shave mine ecxecpt that i need heater/defroster being in pac nw
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Did you fill it mounted on the truck? If not was there any warpage of the cowl from the heat?
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Hey,
How bout some good pics of the hood as well and some details on how you fabbed it??? Thanks Stacey |
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Here's the pics of the scoop. some are when I first put it on and a couple are after primer.
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Looks Great I Just Did The Same Mod To Mine But Welded It All Closed..
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