Post your c4 hood scoops??
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Fort Worth Texas
Post your c4 hood scoops??
Hi, I'm getting ready to mold a hood scoop onto my stock 86's hood and id really like to see what other forum members have done to theirs. Im not sure what style to go with . Post some picts would ya ? Plus you get a chance to show off your vettes. LOL 
Safety Car
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From: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
If you must! i have only liked the Callaway hood scoops, subtle not over the top.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Fort Worth Texas
Wow, nice cars. Of course I'd like the Toledo pro hood but for that price$$!! I just think the hoods on these cars are too plain, I want a more custom aggressive look, that's why I'm putting a scoop on.
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Melting Slicks
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Hand made from fiberglass, by my artist/fabricator and akin to those on the Sledgehammer Corvette, by Callaway. They create a low pressure area to extract heat.
Part of the C4's appeal for me is the clean lines.
Melting Slicks
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AFAIK, Callaway sells no parts except to owners, so someone needs to make them (these are NOT theirs, but similar). It is a bit of a process, from laying out and cutting the hood (ouch) to building up the 'glass and building them identical, reverse and symmetrical, while finishing the underside for a factory look. A great 'glass guy can do this and not have the joints crack. The artistry is in their professional look, afterwards.
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I so want vents like that 