Looking for Integras with C/F hoods and hood pins
Although I don't have any pictures, I mounted mine (sparcos), using the stock holes in the radiator mount. I just put the pins in and used a wax pencil on the top of the pins. Then closed the hood gently on the pins. Where the wax touched the hood, that's where I drilled.
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Getting hood locks...summit has some Mr. Gasket ones for a good price.
[Modified by B2FiNiTY, 9:11 AM 9/6/2002]
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I dig the sideways look better. That up and down shiot is gay IMO.
-Marc ----> who mounted his side to side
-Marc ----> who mounted his side to side
Dropspeeds car looks really clean. I like his hoodpins (sparco). He posted a pic of his car in a recent thread but i couldnt find it.
There is a hole just above the USDM high beam light that is perfect for the pins. Then after you mark the spot on your hood just drill it with a SHARP drill bit, just big enough to get the pins through.

Using a dremel is the way to go IMO. Depending on the hood, you will have to cut ahole thru the fiberglass frame and then the CF+epoxy. Once you get the pins in you can keep opening and closing the hood, feel the pins go thru and dremel as nessesary. Also put down a sheet over the enginebay because fiberglass dust will get everywhere, including your lungs.
The hoodpins usually hit the leveling mechanism of the headlights when you put them in the holes on the rad support (One side worse then the other I think). You can just kinda wedge them in there or cut them off at the bottom.
The pins should be set at a height where there is a slight downward pressure on the hood when they are locked.
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