I have had my CF Hood for a while, and not having Windsheild Washer Nossles was getting to be a pain. So I finally got over my fear of drilling the holes for the nossles. It was a lot easier than I thought...(There were already holes drilled, but they were way to small....)

So here are some tips for anyone attempting this:

- Use water constantly to keep the Carbon from spreading around, mainly cause it itches, but also cause its bad for you to breath in...
- Like usual, make sure to step up in drill sizes as you go, don't just go for the largest...
- Tape over the hole before drilling to keep the edges of the hole as clean as possible, and to keep the fiber from spreading everywhere...
- Where gloves and a mask...safety first fellas...

It took me about a half-hour, not to bad I guess

On another note....
Somehow I lost the hose that connects the Y-Splitter for the Washer fluid...to the passenger side...so if anyone knows where I can get a replacement that would be great...

To solve this problem i simply took out the Y-Splitter and ran the hose directly to the driver's side, this of course is a temp fix, but it works. Now that there is no splitter, the streams are much more powerful, so one stream hits my windsheild and the other goes over my car and hits the ground 10 ft behind my car...which sucks I guess, but one stream works, and I'm gonna have lots of fun spraying ppl on the highway tomorrow...:naughty:

Yay for me....

 

Thanks for the info. I've also been to scared to drill the wholes bigger. I'll try some of those when I have time.

 

No Problem, glad to help.

P.S. I know it's not a very exciting topic...:thumbup:

 

not exciting....give me a break...just check out these nipples...:chuckles: