68 charger reverse hood scoop

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Ivor wrote:I think he's just chosen to ignore you Mark!
Must of upset him, some where along the line :dontknow: :D :D
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Don'T worry Mark think hies coming round to going glass. Need to lose some weight of these barges sooner than later :lol:

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Slippery slope to "race car" has begun...................... ;)
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Sorry Mark :oops: , did read your link , thanks. :thumbright:

There be no weight loss race cars in my garage Pete , no substitute for cubes. :D

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The only scoop in Adams garage is how he is going to run a 9 next year :D
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Anyone give me any pointers as to how you would pin one down? , also how many pins & what size?

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if it were me would use the same set up as the 69 & a half factory six pack cars ... but add a extra pin ..so you would have 3 long the front , as some fiber class hoods bow up in the middle at speed . .... would also put a larger washer on the under side or cut some steel to make sure it spreads the load of the pin with the hood on the pin shaft ..as with vibration & air pressure ,
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steveo wrote:if it were me would use the same set up as the 69 & a half factory six pack cars ... but add a extra pin ..so you would have 3 long the front , as some fiber class hoods bow up in the middle at speed . .... would also put a larger washer on the under side or cut some steel to make sure it spreads the load of the pin with the hood on the pin shaft ..as with vibration & air pressure ,
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I would use more than you think as the speeds you will be going will rip a glass hood off very easily. Remember watching Dunc's Chally going down the track and the hood bellowing out big time I've got 14 dzus fasteners very easy to fit :thumbright:
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Thanks , what length pins? , i've still got the inner wings , will have a measure up.

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Brutus wrote:Thanks , what length pins? , i've still got the inner wings , will have a measure up.

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you can get the complete factory six pack pin set up , with the inner wing brackets also ! then just get a extea pin ... if it was me :thumbright:
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Brutal, if you want a top job then you need to use dzus fasteners............ :thumbright:
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Slick wrote:Brutal, if you want a top job then you need to use dzus fasteners............ :thumbright:



thats true :thumbright: .. bit to fiddly for me though , :roll:
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I know you wont.... but looks good ;) :thumbright:
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