The cowl adds +5hp if you have a cold air intake
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The cowl adds +5hp if you have a cold air intake
10 if you get a sticker
If they made me one big enough, I'd slap it on my windshield like Ricky Bobby with a Fig Newton sticker.
Shipping weight from extreme terrain says 80lbs https://www.extremeterrain.com/omixada-replacement-hood-98early-00-jeep-tj.html
Jeep Wrangler Hood (98-00 Jeep Wrangler TJ) https://share.google/OTzEkGH1e3mDsazpW
Shipping weight of 80lbs. Subtract 30-40lbs of crate, maybe.
This guy says about 30lbs.
https://www.jeepforum.com/posts/4639442/
If we estimate about 40lbs for the hood, then remove the 5lbs of sides after a highline, we are not left with much of a weight savings.
Unless Savvy is listing 37lbs shipped weight.
16 lbs vs 40 lbs (claimed stock weight)
https://varozza-4x4-outfitters.myshopify.com/products/fiberglass-hi-line-hood
Can’t wait to see it unpainted on a stock 4 cylinder TJ along with a Fab Four grumper grille and windshield surround!
They gotta show how angry they are they bought a 4 cylinder
The hood is available from Campbell directly. And you can see the original TJ buggy hood this is based on.
https://campbellent.com/fiberglass-products/
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That makes sense why the description on Savvy's website sounded like Campbell was producing it.
I wonder if Campbell really is producing a variant that is specific to the Savvy highlines. One thing I know about highlines is that every installation is going to be a little different, which means every one of these hoods is going to require a bit of fitting. Which then suggests that this hood will work with highlines other than Savvy.
Someone commented on their Instagram post asking if it would work with Genright high lines, and they said yes.
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