Better Poison Spyder Hood Louver Install
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Smart idea. I think the mistake alot of people make is that they don't deburr the holes they drill for the bolts/lock-nuts. Even the smallest piece of trash around the hole will allow the louvers to push down on the sheet metal resulting in a dent. I installed mine with the supplied nuts/bolts and didn't have any issues.
Did you cut your hood underneath too?
Did you cut your hood underneath too?
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Smart idea. I think the mistake alot of people make is that they don't deburr the holes they drill for the bolts/lock-nuts. Even the smallest piece of trash around the hole will allow the louvers to push down on the sheet metal resulting in a dent. I installed mine with the supplied nuts/bolts and didn't have any issues.
Did you cut your hood underneath too?
Did you cut your hood underneath too?
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This looks really good. Did you take any how to pics as you did the install (where to position the tape, tape on the louver/hood, etc...)?
As for the theft aspect, most thieves won't bother with anything that takes longer than 60 seconds (according to the insurance industry). It would be easier to steal the entire vehicle and strip it in a more secure location than spend the time on site.
Real nice job, but got to go get the tape and pins to do this for mine.
As for the theft aspect, most thieves won't bother with anything that takes longer than 60 seconds (according to the insurance industry). It would be easier to steal the entire vehicle and strip it in a more secure location than spend the time on site.
Real nice job, but got to go get the tape and pins to do this for mine.
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Thanks for your service BTW Marine...