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Well looks like I'm going to have to get a cowl hood on the 89, so I can raise the intake to put on taller valve covers. It already has a fiberglass hood but I need a taller one. Any recommendation on paint guys would be great, not looking for the cheapest or most expensive. Also which hood manufacterers are worth a damn.

[BLK2012GT]

Greg at five star ford body shop in carrollton is great. He is shaggin Wagon on dfwmustangs

[Grandpa]

Well looks like I'm going to have to get a cowl hood on the 89, so I can raise the intake to put on taller valve covers. It already has a fiberglass hood but I need a taller one. Any recommendation on paint guys would be great, not looking for the cheapest or most expensive. Also which hood manufacterers are worth a damn.

Check with our vendors! You get a discount with them and there is Christmas sales going on right now. Take advantage of them!

LateModel also has a two inch steel cowl hood like we were talking about as well as many others. :)

[STROKD]

Cervini is what I recommend. get one that attaches and lifts up, not a stupid bolt on race hood...

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Cervini is what I recommend. get one that attaches and lifts up, not a stupid bolt on race hood...

I want it to function like stock. Really don't want to run hood pins but I really don't trust fiberglass at high speeds.

[Grandpa]

I want it to function like stock. Really don't want to run hood pins but I really don't trust fiberglass at high speeds.



http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/item/LRS-16612S/1987-93-Mustang-2-Steel-Cowl-Hood

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http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/item/LRS-16612S/1987-93-Mustang-2-Steel-Cowl-Hood

I just sent Tony with latemodel a message to see if it is a true cowl hood. From what I was told at Dallas Mustang is they sell the same hood and it just like a stock hood on the bottom so there is no extra clearance at all. I need the clearance or else I would leave the hood I got on it for a while.

[Tony@Latemodel]

I just sent Tony with latemodel a message to see if it is a true cowl hood. From what I was told at Dallas Mustang is they sell the same hood and it just like a stock hood on the bottom so there is no extra clearance at all. I need the clearance or else I would leave the hood I got on it for a while.

i replied to your pm but i'll chime in here as well. unfortunately DM is correct on the clearance of the steel hood and i would suggest a Cervini hood if you need more clearance. i can get you a 5% forum discount or if you place an order for at least 4 parts we have a 12% off deal going right now.

[STROKD]

I want it to function like stock. Really don't want to run hood pins but I really don't trust fiberglass at high speeds.

Ive been almost 200, no hood pins... its called setting the hood up correctly to close right. Not throwing it on there and going racing.:hmmm2: