R56 Switching Hoods
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Switching Hoods
Does anyone know if someone has put a cooper hood onto a S or a JCW car to truely stealth it?
The scoop is non-functional so I don't see an issue there, and in theory it would fit right?
The scoop is non-functional so I don't see an issue there, and in theory it would fit right?
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That's a good idea, it would also solve the problem of some hood scoops melting as well.
The Cooper hood has different height clearance than the MCS/JCW, I believe.
Because of these clearance differences, I'm not sure the Cooper hood would fit the MCS/JCW. On the other hand, "OXYBLUCOOP" says the Cooper D hood is the same as the MCS/JCW, but without the scoop.
He's planning to swap an MCS engine into his Oxygen Blue MC, so I take it he's done his research.
Because of these clearance differences, I'm not sure the Cooper hood would fit the MCS/JCW. On the other hand, "OXYBLUCOOP" says the Cooper D hood is the same as the MCS/JCW, but without the scoop.
He's planning to swap an MCS engine into his Oxygen Blue MC, so I take it he's done his research.
The Cooper hood has different height clearance than the MCS/JCW, I believe.
Because of these clearance differences, I'm not sure the Cooper hood would fit the MCS/JCW. On the other hand, "OXYBLUCOOP" says the Cooper D hood is the same as the MCS/JCW, but without the scoop.
Because of these clearance differences, I'm not sure the Cooper hood would fit the MCS/JCW. On the other hand, "OXYBLUCOOP" says the Cooper D hood is the same as the MCS/JCW, but without the scoop.
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