High rise hoods
Race Director
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 12,220
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From: Overland Park Kansas
2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (appearance mods)
C4 of Year Winner (appearance mods) 2019
ToledoPro is really your only choice now...assuming you want something street legal. There is a unit for race-only w/o cutout headlight holes. Lighter weight and probably not as structurally sound.
The TP hood isn't bad really, considering it's 2/3rds (or less) the price of a new GM hood.
Beyond that, look into putting something like a Greenwood scoop on top of your existing hood. That would be the cheapest way to gain clearance.
The TP hood isn't bad really, considering it's 2/3rds (or less) the price of a new GM hood.
Beyond that, look into putting something like a Greenwood scoop on top of your existing hood. That would be the cheapest way to gain clearance.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 810
Likes: 58
From: Alva Florida
I got a fiberglass hood scoop for an s10 (curve built in) and a tube of duramix adhesive and glued in right on. It has held perfectly for almost a year now with no cracks..it's perfect still.
Think I ought to finally paint it?
Cost about $150 for the scoop, and I'm guessing $75- for the adhesive, plus I go some marine-tex to fill in some spots that weren't perfect. So probably $250-$300 for the whole thing. I get some compliments too.
If you want to know more specific details, let me know.
I also spent the $1200 for the Toledo pro for my other c4 and it looks way better though.
Think I ought to finally paint it?
Cost about $150 for the scoop, and I'm guessing $75- for the adhesive, plus I go some marine-tex to fill in some spots that weren't perfect. So probably $250-$300 for the whole thing. I get some compliments too.
If you want to know more specific details, let me know.
I also spent the $1200 for the Toledo pro for my other c4 and it looks way better though.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 9,758
Likes: 49
From: Houston Texas
I got a fiberglass hood scoop for an s10 (curve built in) and a tube of duramix adhesive and glued in right on. It has held perfectly for almost a year now with no cracks..it's perfect still.
Think I ought to finally paint it?
Cost about $150 for the scoop, and I'm guessing $75- for the adhesive, plus I go some marine-tex to fill in some spots that weren't perfect. So probably $250-$300 for the whole thing. I get some compliments too.
If you want to know more specific details, let me know.
I also spent the $1200 for the Toledo pro for my other c4 and it looks way better though.
Think I ought to finally paint it?
Cost about $150 for the scoop, and I'm guessing $75- for the adhesive, plus I go some marine-tex to fill in some spots that weren't perfect. So probably $250-$300 for the whole thing. I get some compliments too.
If you want to know more specific details, let me know.
I also spent the $1200 for the Toledo pro for my other c4 and it looks way better though.
