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F40LM Hood ?

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  1. WILLIAM H

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    #1 WILLIAM H, Apr 11, 2011
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    Thinking about an LM hood for the 40. How difficult are they to install ? How much you have to alter a road F40 apart from deleting the "trunk" ?

    and where in the world can I find one ?

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  2. JeremyJon

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    there was a post not long ago of some F40 panels for sale, but i can't find it at the moment to check was a stock nose or not? i'll try again

    who made some of the RolandLinderF40 panels? ...maybe DaveHelms could help you there?

    i know in my reading past F40 threads recently, someone mentioned they still had the molds stashed ....another post/thread i'll try and find again LOL
     
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    In germany the front clip is available, also the complete rear
     
  8. mrknowitallf40

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    It wont fit a street car without changing the rocker panels. Both the LM and GTE hoods are 2 to 4 inches wider than a street car hood. Both require special wheels/offsets. These are liftoff hoods as well. Youll have to replace the front and rear clips, rocker panels, f&r control arms, wheels, and the front subframe. if you can find a repairable hood it would be easier to fabricate one. Dont try driving around with the windows rolled down and the AC off, all that heat goes right in the windows.
     
  9. enzo588

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    btw, really soon they will be legal to import into the USA, but not legal for California.


    Exemption is coming up soon on them.
     
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    The front splitter is something david hand made. I believe it was based off of an aftermarket tr splitter.
     
  11. WILLIAM H

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    Ufff, Thats more work than I want to do. Thanks
     
  12. JeremyJon

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    vs. making a custom mold and hood, if you found a 'slightly' damaged stock hood available (reduced initial cost), it could be a good candidate for modification to LM look while being repaired?

     
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    William,
    here's a guy with a (soon) extra hood, which would make a good candidate for LM appearance (if the purchase price was right?) mods would be slight (lamp openings, etc)

    http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=178761

     
  14. nickm

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    Hi William, give me a call pretty sure I can help you out. ;O)
    805-295-0180 (So Cal.)
     
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