attn: people with cut hoods for bodydrops

ive been trying to find that shit to and no such luck

I used small vacuum hose on my hood last year.....a scoop looks better though.

go to your local canopy store they should have some there. my buddy works at gemtop and got me some it's about a 1/2 inch thick and works great

Edited: 8/9/2005 12:45:56 AM by NO1LOWR

Originally posted by Drag-N-Low



fuck you houston, just drop the motor and run stock hood, hahaahaha

werd, thats what i wanted to do, but cant drop the motor low enough, already 5/8 from the ground, i used the molding that street beat customs gives with their ragtops, its just like door trim only way more flexible and easier to bend, give them a call, maybe they will sell you some of it, i was running the door trim that everyone else does but found this stuff and it is by far better, also its flat black so it looks great. heres a pic.its kind of far away but you get the idea. more pics in my pofile.

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Check out mcmastercarr.com page 3483. They have many sizes to choose from I use part number 8451A22 for bed floors, it be cool for hoods too. 38 cents a foot....can't beat that. unless you buy a roll at 31 cents I guess. lol

scratch that. the website is just mcmaster.com and I looked at the wrong p/n I use p/n 8451A11 I think it's about 45 cents a foot. 8451A22 would probably be better for a hood though.

Go to your local glass shop they should be able to help you out. There is one brand that I know of that we put around the bottom of fiberglass runnig boards, it was called Trim Lock and it is about 3/8 wide. I have it around the wheel cut outs in my bed.

its called pinch molding, any car upholstry shop will sell it.

cheapest place is home depot. pinch mold.

technically its called "knock on" and youcan get it at any uphiolstery shop. you could call it pinch molding too.