Reply to "Habachi Hood Grills"

JK (Guest)

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Originally posted by DeTom:
I don't have a close up of them right handy, but I can take one if you like this weekend. In this photo you can see them if you squint your eyes real tight.

Detom, it looks like the grill on your front hood may be factory, but the method in which your hood was cut isn't anything I've seen before.

It looks like a prior owner tried to replicate the look of the slanted vents on an Si and cut your hood in this manner. It certainly is unique and maybe even functional.

Josh

4/8/061:25 PM

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