American Sports Car Design (ASCD) Ram Air Hood

[nshockeyplaya]

Is this hood a good one, ive been told to stay away from some of the ram air hoods from some companies, just wanted to know if this one is safe

[kristen]

not sure about the hood. but if you do go with an aftermarket hood. make sure to go with hood pins. even if it says that it matches up. hood pins are a must unless you want to drive down the road doing 45 mph and have that hood flip open into your windsheld. hehe

[Shirl]

Yep. But many hoods are direct bolt-ons. The one I have for sale is a direct bolt on with the stock hinges and latch, therefore, no pins needed. If you feel like driving down to NJ from Mass. I'll hook you up with a real nice hood. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[2BlackBirdz]

I've checked around about the different ram air hoods myself, and the general consensus is that the ASCD hoods are the best quality ones out there...

[SpeedingFirebird]

Originally posted by Shirl:
Yep. But many hoods are direct bolt-ons. The one I have for sale is a direct bolt on with the stock hinges and latch, therefore, no pins needed. If you feel like driving down to NJ from Mass. I'll hook you up with a real nice hood. [img]smile.gif[/img]

You have a pic of this hood? Where in NJ?

[Shirl]

Yeah, I have a couple of pics... I'll email ya tonight. [img]smile.gif[/img] I'm in northwest NJ about 40 minutes from NYC.

[geo 95 batbird]

hey im interested 2 can u send me some pictures and a price thanks

[Shirl]

You both have mail! [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Loochy88]

ive been told that with fiberglass aftermarket hoods, they need to have hood pins, no matter how they latch up.

[Shirl]

Nope, not this one. It is a direct bolt-on to the factory hinges and latch. It goes on the car exactly the same way your stock hood does. No need for hood pins. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[jaruwokk]

My hood just got backed over by a Titan and I was thinking about getting this same hood. Is there any problem with the Ram Air capability of my hood and my engine being the 3800?