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hey guys wondering about the custom fiberglass hood for our tundras . any one who has done this ? how do they fit ? i know fiberglass at times has a shity fit so b 4 i lay out the 6hundo for hood was wondering bout the reviews of it

VIS 00-06 Toyota Tundra Fiberglass Hood OUTLAW 1 02/04 : eBay Motors (item 330400761818 end time Mar-02-10 17:54:38 PST)

VIS 00-06 Toyota Tundra Fiberglass Hood OUTLAW 2 01/03 : eBay Motors (item 370318878057 end time Mar-11-10 21:59:56 PST)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i love this one ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 

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The glassworks hood was one of the first on the aftermarket (if my memory is correct).

The VIS hood was recently done by a member here, NoKz. You can do a search or just check out this thread for some details.

http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/1gen-tundra/176129-well-its-finally-done/

Another member (did not pull his thread) did an excellent job adding the Tacoma scoop to his Tundra hood. Can pull that thread if you want another option.
 

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VIS Makes a good product..
 

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I know there was talk of a group buy on those, but it never happened. $650 shipped is pretty pricey imo.
 

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The hood I have is the VIS Racing Outlaw "Type 1" Fiberglass Hood. It is an absolutely great hood and I would buy it in a heartbeat. It offers the beefy and intimidating look of a ram air hood and it's super light compared to the stock hood.

The fit is amazing and damn near dead on! It's sturdy and I haven't had a single problem with it. I've had mine for about 9 months now and I get more compliments about the hood than anything else.

I looked for a nice fiberglass hood for over a year. All I could find was the wimpy looking glassworks one and some fake plastic scoops. When I came across the VIS hood, I could only find one pic. That pic is the same one they use on their site.

So, when someone asks about it online, I post a ton of pics for them to see. Every angle is shown and any question asked I answer. So if you need more info or pics, let me know! :D

First installed (Old Pics)





Painted (Newer Pics)










I have the only Outlaw 1 on the west coast and a guy from SoCal Tundras has the only Outlaw 2 on the west coast. Here's some pics of the hoods side by side at a recent Tundra meet. Pay no attention to the girl. ;)

 

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hey noks , that looks awesome love it and love the black one !! u had no problems when doin the fitment ? and u have any more pics of that flat black one ? my best friend own a body shop along with his dad and he gave me a heads up on fitment and just in fiberglass hoods in general , saying that the suck in fitment and aline-ment and it kinda sucks ordering off line since i can see the quality and all . . . but yeaa yours and that otha tundy look great !!!
 

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hi, hood scoop's on our tundra's look great.
no matter what style you have, it changes the whole look of the front.
when i did it, i remember many said some nasty thing's.
but it seem's like a alot of people had a change of heart.
thats nice.
personally i think there awesome looking.
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hi, hood scoop's on our tundra's look great.
no matter what style you have, it changes the whole look of the front.
when i did it, i remember many said some nasty thing's.
but it seem's like a alot of people had a change of heart.
thats nice.
personally i think there awesome looking.
gorilla
I like the look too. What hood are you running on your setup? I cannot find any pics for your ride.
 

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I love that Outlaw hood! Do you have any pictures of the underside? I'd like to see if there is a built in scoop tunnel that goes to the airbox? If there isn't one, did you fab one up to run to the CAI?
 

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Sorry guys, I've been extremely busy! But nonetheless, I'm here to respond!

That looks incredible!! I think I would have considered leaving it unpainted....very interesting look as well.
Thanks! I actually considered leaving it black. However, it was fading and looked like crap before I painted it. I decided to color match it to make it look a little factory like. ;)

nokz great job man white hood was a good choice it almost look like it came from factory....did you get the paint from toyota or you had a pro paint it for ya???
Thanks! I got the paint from a regular automotive paint supply shop. Toyota Natural White is paint code 056, so it wasn't hard to get. Materials cost about $150.

hey noks , that looks awesome love it and love the black one !! u had no problems when doin the fitment ? and u have any more pics of that flat black one ? my best friend own a body shop along with his dad and he gave me a heads up on fitment and just in fiberglass hoods in general , saying that the suck in fitment and aline-ment and it kinda sucks ordering off line since i can see the quality and all . . . but yeaa yours and that otha tundy look great !!!
The fitment on mine was perfect. There's a little space between the fenders and hood, but it's not noticeable unless you compare it to a stock hood or stare at it for a long time. Here's some pics....



Fitment around headlights...



Since I've painted it, it blends in perfectly and nobody has been able to tell without having me mention it.

where all the pics go tho ?
What happened to the pics? I want to see the Outlaw type 2 on a tundra
They're back up now. :p

Im actually digging that Outlaw II hood...
It looks good in person and is the exact same quality and fit. :D

I love that Outlaw hood! Do you have any pictures of the underside? I'd like to see if there is a built in scoop tunnel that goes to the airbox? If there isn't one, did you fab one up to run to the CAI?
Ask and you shall receive! However, there is no air tunnel to the CAI. I've been thinking of fabricating one. The piece in the middle comes off. You can put that on during the rain season to keep out water. I leave mine off all the time. Hasn't hurt anything. :p









Hope that helps!
 

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Thanks! I actually considered leaving it black. However, it was fading and looked like crap before I painted it. I decided to color match it to make it look a little factory like. ;)
I suppose if fading was an issue (leaving the hood unpainted) but one wished to preserve the "raw" look of the unpainted hood, there is always low gloss clear coat. :)
 

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I suppose if fading was an issue (leaving the hood unpainted) but one wished to preserve the "raw" look of the unpainted hood, there is always low gloss clear coat. :)
Just get some of that peel & stick contact paper that looks like carbon fiber. :D
 

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Looks great NoKz! Thanks for the good pictures!
 
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