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Harwood Fiberglass Hood - 2" Cowl, Lift-Off
Part #: 22200
$546.00 For each
Featured Videos
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Video Description:Installing an aftermarket hood can be tricky, but we walk you through it in this video.
*At 0:20, we remove our factory hood.
*At 1:00, we install our new carbon fiber hood. -
Video Description:Heatshield Products keep your engine compartment safe, and can even help protect your vehicle's finish. In this video, we show you how installing a heat shield on your hood can prolong its life and new appearance.
*At 0:42, we get right to installing a Heatshield Products Lava Shield on our project Integra's hood.
*At 2:02, we show you how much cooler our hood's surface is after installing our heat shield. -
Video Description:Everything you need to know about hood pins in one video! In this video, we show you:
*At 0:19, we explain why you need hood pins with an aftermarket hood.
*At 1:30, we tell you about the different types of hood pins available.
*At 2:26, we show you the steps necessary to install a set of hood pins on our project Integra.
Fits On:
70-72 Chevrolet Chevelle, 70-72 Chevrolet El Camino, 70-72 Chevrolet Malibu
Description:
For over 35 years Harwood has been the leader in new product design and innovation for the racing and street performance industry. Every part manufactured by Harwood is built exclusively in their 6 acre facilities by experienced composite technicians who take pride in their work and appreciate seeing the final results of their efforts on a customer's car.
Harwood's Street and Race Car Products have set the highest standards for aftermarket fiberglass and race car components. With multiple N.H.R.A. Best Engineering Awards, Composite Industry Awards and countless honors for product development, their technicians work hard to stay on the forefront of leading technologies.
Every Harwood part is hand-laid by skilled technicians using only the highest quality composites available. Molds are constantly renewed to ensure quality fit and finish. Harwood's sales staff and new product design team work closely with customers, race teams, and other manufacturers to ensure every new product works as well as it looks. Each new part is tested and proven on the street and/or track prior to production.
From new product design, construction, to the final boxed part ready to ship, Harwood takes no shortcuts. Each part is inspected several times prior to shipping. They are committed to providing the quality products you have come to expect from Harwood, "The Most Respected Name in Fiberglass."
For over 35 years Harwood has been the leader in new product design and innovation for the racing and street performance industry. Every part manufactured by Harwood is built exclusively in their 6 acre facilities by experienced composite technicians who take pride in their work and appreciate seeing the final results of their efforts on a customer's car.
Harwood's Street and Race Car Products have set the highest standards for aftermarket fiberglass and race car components. With multiple N.H.R.A. Best Engineering Awards, Composite Industry Awards and countless honors for product development, their technicians work hard to stay on the forefront of leading technologies.
Every Harwood part is hand-laid by skilled technicians using only the highest quality composites available. Molds are constantly renewed to ensure quality fit and finish. Harwood's sales staff and new product design team work closely with customers, race teams, and other manufacturers to ensure every new product works as well as it looks. Each new part is tested and proven on the street and/or track prior to production.
From new product design, construction, to the final boxed part ready to ship, Harwood takes no shortcuts. Each part is inspected several times prior to shipping. They are committed to providing the quality products you have come to expect from Harwood, "The Most Respected Name in Fiberglass."
Harwood Industries has been one of the leaders in fiberglass body parts for years, supplying hoods, trunk lids, bumpers, fenders, and even doors to serious racers since its beginning. Lightening up your car or truck with fiberglass body panels makes your vehicle more responsive, and makes it faster since it doesn't have to carry as much weight. If you're planning on going with 'glass for your track car, Harwood products might be a good match for you since they're made to be as light as possible. Of if you just want to get a custom look for your car, you can expect a quality product from a brand like Hardwood.
Featured Videos
-
Video Description:Installing an aftermarket hood can be tricky, but we walk you through it in this video.
*At 0:20, we remove our factory hood.
*At 1:00, we install our new carbon fiber hood. -
Video Description:Heatshield Products keep your engine compartment safe, and can even help protect your vehicle's finish. In this video, we show you how installing a heat shield on your hood can prolong its life and new appearance.
*At 0:42, we get right to installing a Heatshield Products Lava Shield on our project Integra's hood.
*At 2:02, we show you how much cooler our hood's surface is after installing our heat shield. -
Video Description:Everything you need to know about hood pins in one video! In this video, we show you:
*At 0:19, we explain why you need hood pins with an aftermarket hood.
*At 1:30, we tell you about the different types of hood pins available.
*At 2:26, we show you the steps necessary to install a set of hood pins on our project Integra.
Q: Do fiberglass hoods come pre-drilled for hood pins?
A: No. Since there are many different styles of hood pins available, it is up to our customers to drill the holes themselves to ensure a perfect fit.
Q: The hood I'm considering buying from Andy's is vented and has openings in it that appear to expose it to rain. Should I be concerned about that? Will it be harmful to my vehicle if rain goes through those vents into my engine bay? Is there a way to protect against that from happening?
A: Adding guards could potentially defeat the purpose of a vented hood, which is to help cool your engine bay. Some customers do get creative and add their own diverters under the hood for a custom solution to the perceived problem, but you would have to figure out how to attach them and whether there's room under the hood in the first place. That being said, we have never heard of any problems running a vented hood as-is, and we've done it ourselves for many years without any issues to speak of.
Q: Why buy a fiberglass hood?
A: Fiberglass hoods are a fantastic way to customize the appearance of your car. There are several different styles available, and they all can change the look of your car instantly. These hoods should be painted to match the color of your car, and are normally lighter than your factory hood and therefore better for performance.
Q: Can fiberglass hoods help your vehicle's performance at all?
A: Most fiberglass hoods are substantially lighter than the factory hood, which would decrease weight and therefore increase performance and make acceleration and braking quicker. Some fiberglass hood manufacturer's also provide optional "functional" air induction kits as an option to be purchased with the hood. The kits, when installed, direct incoming cold air that travels through the hood vent directly to your air box, thereby increasing horsepower and making the hood functional. Only a few hood manufacturers offer a the kit that makes the hood functional.
Q: How do you install a fiberglass hood?
A: Depending on the manufacturer, fiberglass hoods are often close to OEM fit, which means you simply unbolt your factory hood and replacing it with the custom hood.
Q: Are hood pins required for a fiberglass or carbon fiber hood?
A: We strongly advise using hood pins on all fiberglass and carbon fiber hoods, as they provide an additional level of safety should the main latch fail or if a strong gust of wind should peel the hood skin away from its skeleton. In addition, lift-off “race weight” fiberglass hoods require hood pins on all four corners, as they do not have provisions for latches or hinges.
A: No. Since there are many different styles of hood pins available, it is up to our customers to drill the holes themselves to ensure a perfect fit.
Q: The hood I'm considering buying from Andy's is vented and has openings in it that appear to expose it to rain. Should I be concerned about that? Will it be harmful to my vehicle if rain goes through those vents into my engine bay? Is there a way to protect against that from happening?
A: Adding guards could potentially defeat the purpose of a vented hood, which is to help cool your engine bay. Some customers do get creative and add their own diverters under the hood for a custom solution to the perceived problem, but you would have to figure out how to attach them and whether there's room under the hood in the first place. That being said, we have never heard of any problems running a vented hood as-is, and we've done it ourselves for many years without any issues to speak of.
Q: Why buy a fiberglass hood?
A: Fiberglass hoods are a fantastic way to customize the appearance of your car. There are several different styles available, and they all can change the look of your car instantly. These hoods should be painted to match the color of your car, and are normally lighter than your factory hood and therefore better for performance.
Q: Can fiberglass hoods help your vehicle's performance at all?
A: Most fiberglass hoods are substantially lighter than the factory hood, which would decrease weight and therefore increase performance and make acceleration and braking quicker. Some fiberglass hood manufacturer's also provide optional "functional" air induction kits as an option to be purchased with the hood. The kits, when installed, direct incoming cold air that travels through the hood vent directly to your air box, thereby increasing horsepower and making the hood functional. Only a few hood manufacturers offer a the kit that makes the hood functional.
Q: How do you install a fiberglass hood?
A: Depending on the manufacturer, fiberglass hoods are often close to OEM fit, which means you simply unbolt your factory hood and replacing it with the custom hood.
Q: Are hood pins required for a fiberglass or carbon fiber hood?
A: We strongly advise using hood pins on all fiberglass and carbon fiber hoods, as they provide an additional level of safety should the main latch fail or if a strong gust of wind should peel the hood skin away from its skeleton. In addition, lift-off “race weight” fiberglass hoods require hood pins on all four corners, as they do not have provisions for latches or hinges.
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