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Bond fiberglass to steel?
- Thread starter Bitch'nBronco
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@Bitch'nBronco, is the white line I drew where the cut line is going to be? Trying to figure out how far toward the front the scoop is going to wind up. Anxious to see your finished product!
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Randy,
Pretty much, I'm going to put a 2" tape line around the cowl and cut so I have a good sized flange to bond the cowl to the hood. I'm going to reuse the pieces I cut off to add structure to the cowl. As for how far forward, im not sure yet. Since the cowl is 4" tall at the back, I need to do some testing with opening the hood to see how far back I can go without hitting the windshield. I'm guessing it's going to start about 2" ahead of the factory hood bump.
Pretty much, I'm going to put a 2" tape line around the cowl and cut so I have a good sized flange to bond the cowl to the hood. I'm going to reuse the pieces I cut off to add structure to the cowl. As for how far forward, im not sure yet. Since the cowl is 4" tall at the back, I need to do some testing with opening the hood to see how far back I can go without hitting the windshield. I'm guessing it's going to start about 2" ahead of the factory hood bump.
