Posted By: 383man
64 Ply hood ? - 12/27/13 12:09 AM
Does anyone make a glass hood for the 64 Plymouth with the stock size Hemi scoop on it ? Thanks , Ron
Quote:Thanks, Casey! www.sledcityevents.com Lift off hood $300 bolt on scoop $275
Ron, you really don't want to get a glass hood with the scoop already molded on. The bolt on scoops are a much better choice . I would reccommend SLEDCITY for a lift off hood and the scoop , AAR for a bolt on.
Casey
Quote:Quote:Thanks, Casey! www.sledcityevents.com Lift off hood $300 bolt on scoop $275
Ron, you really don't want to get a glass hood with the scoop already molded on. The bolt on scoops are a much better choice . I would reccommend SLEDCITY for a lift off hood and the scoop , AAR for a bolt on.
Casey
Quote:This is Larry @ Sled City. My scoops have the studs hanging down for "The E-Z Mount System". Out of almost 500 of these scoops sold, we have only mounted 4 of them and they were on our cars. They are so easy to mount that anyone can do it.
I think you mean.. Larry I'm sure he will mount it if that's what you want. It doesn't take to much time to do it once you know where the factory put them.
Quote:Quote:This is Larry @ Sled City. My scoops have the studs hanging down for "The E-Z Mount System". Out of almost 500 of these scoops sold, we have only mounted 4 of them and they were on our cars. They are so easy to mount that anyone can do it.
I think you mean.. Larry I'm sure he will mount it if that's what you want. It doesn't take to much time to do it once you know where the factory put them.
Quote:Quote:This is Larry @ Sled City. My scoops have the studs hanging down for "The E-Z Mount System". Out of almost 500 of these scoops sold, we have only mounted 4 of them and they were on our cars. They are so easy to mount that anyone can do it.
I think you mean.. Larry I'm sure he will mount it if that's what you want. It doesn't take to much time to do it once you know where the factory put them.
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Ron, I believe the hood you have the double-hump scoop on is a sled city piece. The hemi style scoop is easy to mount; we did it on the Fury. Just need to measure carefully and make it square. If you want the change for hood clearance issues you can always cut the carb like we did on the polara. I have always liked the double-hump better.
Quote:All of my Sled City hoods are lift offs. I make race car hoods and when you get into the hingable fiberglass hoods, how much weight are you really loosing? 5-7 pounds and spending triple $$$ on the hingable unit? When you use a lift off hood, you don't need the hinges or any of the latching system.Quote:Quote:This is Larry @ Sled City. My scoops have the studs hanging down for "The E-Z Mount System". Out of almost 500 of these scoops sold, we have only mounted 4 of them and they were on our cars. They are so easy to mount that anyone can do it.
I think you mean.. Larry I'm sure he will mount it if that's what you want. It doesn't take to much time to do it once you know where the factory put them.
Do your hoods have the inner bracing and can they be bolted to the hinge?
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I anyone is interested I have a Sled City 64 liftoff hood with max-wedge scoop attached.
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All of my Sled City hoods are lift offs. I make race car hoods and when you get into the hingable fiberglass hoods, how much weight are you really loosing? 5-7 pounds and spending triple $$$ on the hingable unit? When you use a lift off hood, you don't need the hinges or any of the latching system.
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Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.......
mine is a hinge hood from WS Racing
It's great being able to open the hood and have it stay up!! on it's own.