I'll have to get the number from home. I'll put up a WWW page with all
the info (picture, etc) on it ASAP, but it'll probably be Monday before
it'll be up. I'll post the phone # here before then.
As for how it looks, it really doesn't look like the mustang's hood.
That was just the only example that I could think of a hood that had two
"nostril" style small air intakes on the hood. I've seen pictures of
this hood on 2 dakotas and 2 durangos and they all looked great in my
oppinion. The holes on the dak hood are in the center of the hood
toward the front rather than on the sides next to the windshield like
the plain ole mustang's.
If you have a FIPK clone, etc. then this will work great. I'll include
a photo showing the setup that I saw that made the whole thing become
"ram air". Sorry I can't get it all to you now, but my scanner and
stuff is here at work and my magazine and info is at home.
Richard Collins
> ----------
> From: Robert Trottmann[SMTP:rotrottmann@davidson.edu]
> Reply To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Sent: Thursday, February 12, 1998 7:03 PM
> To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> Subject: Re: DML: Hood: Cowl vs. Ram
>
> Could I please have the number? Where did you see the picture? Would
> you
> recommend cowl or ram? I'm not changing my intake from what it is
> now!
> Does ram add more horses? Does it look exactly like the Mustangs, I
> don't
> want to be a copy- cat. Sorry about the barrage of questions, but I'd
> like
> to do this ASAP. Thanks,
> Robert Trottmann
> rotrottmann@davidson.edu
>
> Collins, Richard wrote:
>
> > about a cowl hood, Pro Glass makes a nice Dakota hood that has two
> small
> > ram air ports on the hood in a "nostril" style sorta like a
> mustang's
> > hood. I like it better than all the rest I've seen. One setup I
> saw
> > had a FIPK clone with that hood and had a sort of a box built around
> the
> > FIPK clone that rested against the hood's scoop where the two air
> ports
> > are. It was padded to prevent damage from rubbing, but it forced
> air
> > from the ports into the Edelbrock filter nicely. The cost of the
> hood
> > is $450. I have the phone # and address for Pro Glass at home if
> anyone
> > ever needs it.
> >
> > The picture I saw had some really nice fiberglass fender
> flares
> > that were color matched to the truck's paint. Anyone know where
> these
> > can be found online?
> >
> > Richard Collins
>
>
>
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