[pics] Clamshell C3 hood
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Re: [pics] Clamshell C3 hood (Vetteboy)
not to mention how far its open, I'd hate to be working under that and look up to watch it close on you...it doesn't appear to be the lightest thing ever made either. Even if it was light, its still bulky as hell.
But looks :cool: I love the stingray emblems.. I want some for my '77 :eek: :eek:
Daniel
But looks :cool: I love the stingray emblems.. I want some for my '77 :eek: :eek:
Daniel
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Re: [pics] Clamshell C3 hood (Rhys)
OOOOHHHHHHHH that is WAY COOL. I Kinda like those plexi glass headlight covers. All I wanna do is a zoom zoom zoom and a boom boom :lol:
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Re: [pics] Clamshell C3 hood (ScubaJKD)
For the ScubaJKD and the post before him, you guys are nuts! :lol: :lol: Tooooooooo Funny and hell ya, you'd have a concusion if it fell on you, I know because my brother has a 1984 C4 and it happened to me working on his car :smash:
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Re: [pics] Clamshell C3 hood (Rhys)
If you were going to do that you would need to cut the wheel wells in half as well - otherwise you gain nothing. Also I think it needs to open further - a little redesignon the hinges could resolve that.
I had a C4 and loved the access it offered to the engine you can actually replace sparkplugs on a c4 without going underneath the car. I can only access 2 - maybe 3 plugs on my 78 from above . the rest require a floor jack - jack stands and laying on the ground - what a pain.
Hopefully headers will resolve that.
I had a C4 and loved the access it offered to the engine you can actually replace sparkplugs on a c4 without going underneath the car. I can only access 2 - maybe 3 plugs on my 78 from above . the rest require a floor jack - jack stands and laying on the ground - what a pain.
Hopefully headers will resolve that.