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i have just put a 2" reverse cowl grafted onto my 68 charger as i also had clearance issues and like most people will agree scoops look **** on a charger this why i oncorporated a bulge/cowl on mine.
or try a 67 hemi scoop.

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@ Benno thats a nice charger you have there the hood looks bad ***, Thanks everyone for the pics, I am not the artistic type and I have trouble picturing what the finished look will be this helps a ton
 
I believe there is extra clearance, theres no support rails in that area to get in the way, I may be wrong but I think the air cleaner sits up in there about 2 inches higher tan a flat hood,

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here's a pic of Spk's finished hood, He does damn good work View attachment 109912
 
That r/t hood looks cool, it makes it look like an austrailian model car lol

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maybe, I'll have to check that out, if it doesnt work I just might do the hood with out the grabber door set up, a fresh air scoop would be great but what I really need is clearance for that m1 single plane
 
I guess the best person to ask is 6pktgo? I'm sure you could always raise it a little higher? If your going to customize it you can do it that way a little higher than stock! :headbang:
 
did they make a manual cable pull door? the vac ones do have alot of clutter up there, may I could use the manual cable with a small bell crank on one side

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true, thats a really good idea, clearance and air brillant! I can get the bubble/bulge only that goes on the hoods in fiberglass from a 71 RR or suber bee charger but the front lines of them look a little "off"
 
did they make a manual cable pull door? the vac ones do have alot of clutter up there, may I could use the manual cable with a small bell crank on one side

true, I can get the bubble/bulge in fiberglass from a 71 RR or suber bee charger but the front lines of them look a little "off"
Looks like they're electric switches? Maybe use a choke style pull knob.
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No more that 6pktgo's hood? a Road Runner hood melted to a Chargers hood. Road Runners hood looks too be a few inches short. A fiberglass hood will be the easiest to work with if you go the customize direction.

Good luck!
 
How much room do you need? Have you tried a drop base air cleaner? I am sure you have but I had to ask.

But I am partial to the six pack scoop, as you can see I did put one on my satellite, because I had clearance issues as well.
 
There was a dark green Charger at Norwalk a few years ago. Cowl hood. Certainly one of the nicest Chargers I've ever seen. As I remember it ran low 9s in street trim. The hood did not distract the nice lines of the car. Say what you want about cowl hoods, it looked good. Better than anything else I've seen on a Charger.
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@Alien with just the carb, no air cleaner, the hoods about 3 inches from closing.
 
Six pack scoop looks best to me. But I saw a Charger with a 67 WO/RO scoop on it before and it looked very good to me. It was nice as they are not that tall so it looked nice as it was not real high and had a nice clean look to it on the Charger. Ron
 
My opinion is to go with a modest but adequate cowl to provide the height you need. It suits the lines of the car too.
 
The indentations already in the hood would lead into these maybe? The center cowl gives you clearance.

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