Not painted yet, but here is mine.

Doooh!!!! page 2 is mine!!!

[This message has been edited by fierodustin_86 (edited 08-08-2005).]

The Rockcrawl hood Extractor
http://www.thefieropage.com/Fiero/Fiero__Mods/Extractor/extractor.html

quote Originally posted by LITEDAZE: i see 2 different styles here....a close opening by the fan, and a "tunnel" type opening by the windshield.........is one more effective than the other for hot air release?/downforce @ high speeds? are they both as effective for keeping your headlights down? James

Okay I have first hand experience with this one. My bro in law and I went about vebting our hoods in 2 different ways with 2 different results. He made 2 holes in his hood with and used the ecu vents as "mesh". I put an actual hood scoop on but backwards. He even had bigger holes and more surface area than me. His venting wasn't that great because air would rush in the hole from both top and bottom. I had a scoop and that had an extraction effect. The air traveling over the scoop actually helped suck air out of the scoop.

[This message has been edited by goatnipples2002 (edited 08-09-2005).]

A little progress made on mine... Its not even half done *sigh*

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I'll play, here is IZA TOYS hood

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Thank you,

IZA TOY's build thread here www.cyclecreationsws.com

quote Originally posted by Nebiros88: A little progress made on mine... Its not even half done *sigh*

How do you plan to open the hood?

This is just a buildup of the plug for the front end mold; it will be separated at the fender line where the trim piece is missing. I built the plug with the parts mounted to the car to reduce any warping or misalignment. Once I get it to a finished state, I will fiberglass a 2 piece mold of the front, pull the mold... and wash and scrape off all of the buildup.... its amazing how perfect sheetrock putty is for design work. Once you get something you like all you have to do is clear seal it, pull your mold and then wash and scrape it all off your original parts and then you can buildup another design

[edit] It will open just like Norms front end on Rverhalen's car... except the front end framework won't be removed.

[This message has been edited by Nebiros88 (edited 08-09-2005).]

Nice idea!

quote Originally posted by Nebiros88: This is just a buildup of the plug for the front end mold; it will be separated at the fender line where the trim piece is missing. I built the plug with the parts mounted to the car to reduce any warping or misalignment. Once I get it to a finished state, I will fiberglass a 2 piece mold of the front, pull the mold... and wash and scrape off all of the buildup.... its amazing how perfect sheetrock putty is for design work. Once you get something you like all you have to do is clear seal it, pull your mold and then wash and scrape it all off your original parts and then you can buildup another design [edit] It will open just like Norms front end on Rverhalen's car... except the front end framework won't be removed.

but where are the lights, unless you plan on never driving at night or turning?

[This message has been edited by FieroWannaBe (edited 08-09-2005).]

This is a plug, as I stated above... as in... I will add headlight buckets to the front end once the final piece is pulled from the mold.