I love this hood made by Mecham Performance but its only available for the 98-02 Z. Does anyone know of a company that makes a similar hood for the 93-97 Z?

http://www.mechamperformance.com/d_i...ro34hood1L.jpg

 

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1994 Camaro Z28 Black, T-Tops, M6: ! CAGS; TB Bypass; ! MAF Scrn; LT4 KM; Pro 5.0; Jamex STB; DMS SFCs; SLP CAI; HPP+; 160 'stat; 3.73s; TA Cover, Jamex Srings; + Fog Lamps; B&M Shifter ****; Chrome Z28 Overlays; Chrome CAMARO Inlay; Black Mast Power Antenna; Sequential Tail Lights, ROH RT 17x9 in Black Ice -w- 275/40-17 RE730s; Air Foil; Jet-Hot Hooker Shorty Headers (on-order); Hooker Cat-Back (on-order); Taylor Over-the-Valve-Cover Wires (on-order);

 

Damn thats tight.

 

hey those rims are sweet how much? and where did you get the Sequential Tail Lights? and i have never seen that hood before, deferent..

 

What's the front look like?

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1995 Mystic Teal Convertible z28 M6
Check out my car!

 

I WANNA know if you can get it for the 93+

SOMEONE FIND OUT :P

 

The site only lists those hoods for 98+ Camaros Almost 1000.00 for one too.

 

I wouldnt buy from them anyways, i heard the quality is crap.

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'97 Arctic White Z28
17" Chrome ZO6 wheels, Flowmaster w/ 3" cutout, SLP CAI,Edelbrock Single Cat Headers,Mac lowering springs, Wings West ground effects w/ Hi-rise spoiler
My Ride
AIM SN - BigDode22
AOL SN - Knight2Don22

 

I think last year "CrackHead Matt" bought one for his LS1. I remember him posting that the quality and fit were very poor. It is a sweet looking hood from what I remember, too bad for the quality though.

Dave

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Dave
'95 Forest Green Z28 M6 (T-56 Conversion)
Western NY F-body Association
Winter Toy
'98 Ski Doo Formula Z (stock for now!)

 

this is the shiznit!!!

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Lori
My Z
35TH ANNIVERSARY Z28 ported throttle body*ported MAF sensor* cold air induction *throttle body bypass*3" cutout*LS1 bumpstop mod*K&N filter

 

Yup... crkhead said fitment was crap - I read that post too, and a few like it. He said he spent like $2k in prep/paint work just to get it to look right.

Just do a '98+ front end swap! I've read many accounts of it, and it seems very simple. I'm going to tackle it very soon for my '95 Z