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I wish I could put one of these hoods on without the functioning intake. The hoods look like something a middle schooler designed on the bottom side. I like the look of the outside but could not care less about the functionality.

The underside is a tad put together honestly seen pics with out the insulator just the duct work , I'll see when I get all this stuff . But I totally agree they could of came up with a better underneath . Why not just make the hood have the duct work built in like any other ram air hood not all this added plastic and whatever else

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So here it is complete 2017 duramax , on my 2016 6.0 ... came together fairly easy wondering if it needs anything else????

 

 

 

 

 

 

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So here it is complete 2017 duramax , on my 2016 6.0 ... came together fairly easy wondering if it needs anything else????

 

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Did you retrofit the Duramax air box as well? I think I see the opening to it, but not 100% positive.

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No I already had the k & n intake so it dumps on top of that so I can live with that lol

 

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No I already had the k & n intake so it dumps on top of that so I can live with that lol

 

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Ah ok lol. I took a look at that underhood shot again and I can see the seal area around the K&N filter housing. More air the better!

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We shall see want to see how good that water valve is it's raining today , also as a added pre caution bought a k & n outerwears for the filter incase any water does drop down on it from the intake

 

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How much was the hood?

The hood complete duct work n all with paint was 19 and change

 

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is the scoop black or chrome? Do you have part numbers?

 

 

I WANT ONE!!!!!!

Scott

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The ones that are crossed out on that sheet are for a gmc but that should be the hardware list

 

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is the scoop black or chrome? Do you have part numbers?

 

 

I WANT ONE!!!!!!

Scott

My scoop is black had to plasti dip it to get it flat to match the grille

 

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Did you have the hood painted locally or could you order a painted "line pull " from the factory?

Local body shop I use for alot of stuff painted it , comes black primered from gm

 

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