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Old Feb 3, 2004 | 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by MaxBoosT
That's a common CF hood fitment issue, more so with certain FI hoods. From everything I have gathered, the latch and hinges should definitely be adjusted first. I had actually taken out my latch and extended the holes on the mounting to make the latch go even higher. The only way to really fix the gapp issue is by getting hood pins.
Since were on the issue of carbon fiber hoods, there was a reason why I took mine off. During a certain period when I drive, and I come to a stop at a light, my hood would shake... Vigorously.

Now I don't really know what's causing it, but I do know it might have something to do with the fitment. When it was on the car, the hood was sitting a little closer to the driver side fender (the gap was pretty big on the passenger side) and the passenger side of the hood sat a little higher.

I don't know if the hood's in contact of something that would shake horrendously or it's because of the fact that the hood is so light that it's supposed to shake or I just have a really bad running car. But it is kinda embarassing to be at a stoplight and see my carbon fiber hood shake it like a polaroid picture. You guys have any ideas how to remedy this (I'm guessing pins would be one idea, but I'm looking for other suggestions besides that).

Thanks.
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