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Old 05-02-2005, 09:23 PM
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Default Mule's new hood
Changed over to steel to avoid any potential heat problems from the turbos.
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Old 05-02-2005, 09:30 PM
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that is awesome. I love the vents in the hood. Thanks for sharing Charlie
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This is my favourite! what a car! absolutely stunning!
what are those 2 aluminium looking cylinders on the firewall?
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That is a bitchin hood Charlie. How is it reinforced with part of the inner structure removed?

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Looks great Charley. I wonder what the under hood temps will be like now compared to the old hood.......
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Looks awesome Charley. I'm just wondering though. Are the two hood latches cable operated? Are they safety latched? I really like that setup. I'd love to see how that works. Insanely awesome as usual though.
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Old 05-03-2005, 01:29 AM
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Looks awesome Charley. I'm just wondering though. Are the two hood latches cable operated? Are they safety latched? I really like that setup. I'd love to see how that works. Insanely awesome as usual though.

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Looks good. Whats the story on the hood latch system? The hood definetly looks cleaner with out the hood pins. Did wheel to wheel do the work?
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i am too wondering what make the hood is, or if the installer removed and re-braced the under side of the hood, it looks so good smoothed out, nice work
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