"you have my hood"
 

Well, i decided to take the SS out for a ride today since its been sitting for the past 2 weeks. I went cruising for a good hour and a half which is a treat for me since i dont drive it much due to being outta work and gas being rediculous lol. Aaaaaanyway before i went home i stopped off at BP for gas. I told the dude to fill it and i went inside to pick up some smokes. when i walked out, i noticed a black civic hatch parked at the stall next to me and it had a hood with an SS hood scoop on it. I kinda smirked and kept walking up to my car. the owner of the civic came up to me, pointed at my car and said, wow man, u have my hood. I just stared at him for a good 30-35 seconds and then blurted out.. no no my man, u have MY hood. Got in the car and left. I did smile the whole way home though

-adam

Another ricer P0WNED. But I'm sure that by now that ricer has logged on to his "fast and furious ":gay:website and told the story of how he smoked some guy who was "frontin" at the local BP and then went home and "got some" because his Nissan rolls hard:rofl:

That's pretty funny.

only thing you both had in common was that both of your hoods are non-functional.

-Brian

Aye, but the Honda would need something under the hood to be functional, as supposed to the Camaro.

What do you mean by non-functional? The SS hood directs outside air directly into the airbox just like the ram-air hood. It's fully functional.

LOL awesome!

I cant belive the kid was stupid enough to think that was his hood...........
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Anal Fetish

wow what a douchebag

yeah ive seen some on ebay like that for civics.

terrible. just terrible.

nice morning frost alex, took me a min to figure out wat it wa slol

Care to share a pic of the SS LS1 hood intake?

-Brian

The airbox is no different. The pic Alex posted shows the air passages on the underside of the hood (the half circles on either side with no frost).

Air comes in the scoop, wraps around to the front, and then gets directed right into the airbox.

- Justin

GTFO lol. I never knew it had those passages. I only remember the LT1 SS hood actually having that strange intake from the hood scoop. I'm going to have to check this out.

-Brian

Here's a pic: http://us.st12.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._2009_22345647

- Justin

lol blackbird.... i only recently discovered that tooo!!!

daaam i never noticed that

No, the both of you have a Z28 hood.

me? i have an OEM SS hood. And yes, it does have that duct work underneath making it functional

Right, but he ripped it off of your car, which in turn took it from 2nd Gen Z28s. :mrgreen:

Good call Bill...

Z28 > SS

+1 ^

Actually, that picture isn't the same as my SLP SS hood. The openings are slightly different but it's the same functionality.

Not really true. The old SS396/375 hp cars would walk all over a Z28. But a Z28 would make fun of an SS350 car. So it's not even a valid discussion since the Z28 only had a single engine available where the SS had multiple combinations.

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....as long as there was no corner involved....

SS = appearance package. One didn't need 'SS' to get L78. :-P:-P:-P

On the Camaro RPO Z27 (SS) was required to get any of the 396 engines. The COPO cars did not require the SS option but that was the L72 427/425 hp motor. The 'SS' moniker was not always a performance combination as noted by the old 6 cyl SS cars from the early 60's.

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