CF Hood Pins w/ Key Locks
04-22-2004, 06:41 AM
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CF Hood Pins w/ Key Locks
i heard they have hood pins with key locks so no one can jack your hood pins, hood, or your car. does anyone know where to get these and how much they are. i am willing to pay a good amount on these bcause i rather be safe than sorry.
04-22-2004, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by suli80
i heard they have hood pins with key locks so no one can jack your hood pins, hood, or your car. does anyone know where to get these and how much they are. i am willing to pay a good amount on these bcause i rather be safe than sorry.
They will NOT work. Trust me, Myself and others (Nealoc187) have purchased them to only find out they will not work.
They are meant for a hood that is completly flat. The underside of the lock has a T shaped pin that fits into a cutout on the post mounted in the radiator support. They have to line up perfeclty in order for the "T" to fit into the cut out.
But if you wish to try it, you may make it work with some modifications..
http://www.driverfx.com/products/pro...=1082648055796
04-22-2004, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by FLAVOR247
They will NOT work. Trust me, Myself and others (Nealoc187) have purchased them to only find out they will not work.
They are meant for a hood that is completly flat. The underside of the lock has a T shaped pin that fits into a cutout on the post mounted in the radiator support. They have to line up perfeclty in order for the "T" to fit into the cut out.
But if you wish to try it, you may make it work with some modifications..
http://www.driverfx.com/products/pro...=1082648055796
They are meant for a hood that is completly flat. The underside of the lock has a T shaped pin that fits into a cutout on the post mounted in the radiator support. They have to line up perfeclty in order for the "T" to fit into the cut out.
But if you wish to try it, you may make it work with some modifications..
http://www.driverfx.com/products/pro...=1082648055796
Where did you get your hoodpins Flavor, and are you happy with them?
04-22-2004, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by FLAVOR247
They will NOT work. Trust me, Myself and others (Nealoc187) have purchased them to only find out they will not work.
They are meant for a hood that is completly flat. The underside of the lock has a T shaped pin that fits into a cutout on the post mounted in the radiator support. They have to line up perfeclty in order for the "T" to fit into the cut out.
But if you wish to try it, you may make it work with some modifications..
http://www.driverfx.com/products/pro...=1082648055796
They are meant for a hood that is completly flat. The underside of the lock has a T shaped pin that fits into a cutout on the post mounted in the radiator support. They have to line up perfeclty in order for the "T" to fit into the cut out.
But if you wish to try it, you may make it work with some modifications..
http://www.driverfx.com/products/pro...=1082648055796
FLAVOR: do you happen to remember what brnad you bought? maybe if i buy a different brand it might work? what do u think?
04-22-2004, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by maxfanfromohio
Where did you get your hoodpins Flavor, and are you happy with them?
http://www.7453217467431.com/product...=1082652704921
suli80,
I bought the MR. Gasket brand. I havent seen any other brands, and unless the post are bent to fit the curve of your hood i dont see how they will match up with the locks.
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