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From: Bethlehem Pa
Id like to thank you all for the kind words. The hood is from ecklers and is an L88 hood if i remember correctly, it has been over a year since i purchased it. fitment was ok, it is a little thinner than stock so you may need some new hood alignment bumpers and trim them to proper height. that is tomorrows project. The sidepipes I actually switched the left and right tubes and welded longer brackets to mount of the bottom of the frame with the stock hardware which made for easier installation. This results in the pipes having more distance from the rocker panel and being lower off the car. It seems to not make the car as hot inside having them 3 inches off the frame, if you dont mind the look.
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Originally Posted by vettepilot68
My personal preference is Painless when redoing the wiring harness.
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Originally Posted by vettasy
Nice car. Is that a stock rear? It dosen't seem to come up as sharp and high as mine.