Ram air hood and a set of 20's or 22's

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10-18-2004, 08:40 AM

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I have a Harwood! You have to trim it to fit your truck but if you spend the time it looks factory.

I totally agree! I had a Harwood cowl hood on my '88 Camaro, and it fit really nicely. Granted, you have to trim it yourself or have your body shop do it. If you go the 'glass hood, they recommend mounting it unpainted on the vehicle and driving it for a few days. The heat from your engine helps to cure the hood.

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10-18-2004, 08:42 AM

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AHHHH! copycat! I have the east coast ram air hood and centerline stingray 20's! LOL, jk do what you want man. Check sig for pics to get an idea of how itd look

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10-18-2004, 11:12 AM

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AHHHH! copycat! I have the east coast ram air hood and centerline stingray 20's! LOL, jk do what you want man. Check sig for pics to get an idea of how itd look

I give credit were credit is due. Your truck is BADASS!! Looks like Im also going to stick with 20's since I need a new tranny sooner than I expected and I'd like to swap in a 6.0 at the same time. These KMC's are a total wash, I decided that I will not even give them away. They are going straight to the trash!! KMart Chrome is right