Installed my Poison Spyder hood louvers today. Love it more than I expected. Attachment 561046 Had to drill a bunch of 1" holes for the corners of the openings. Attachment 561047 Cut holes It was a bit nerve racking. Attachment 561048 Attachment 561049 Attachment 561050 Attachment 561051 Overall I love it better than I expected I would! Attachment 561052 Attachment 561054

Looks like you did a great job there, well done! Very clean install!

Lookin great,been thinking about that for mine.

Awesome! The more I see these, the more I want to install one.

I debated purchasing one of the many heat reduction hoods on the market now. I attended the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab and made sure I looked at all of them that are on the market (yes- there was so many jeeps I did end up seeing every one I wanted too - plus a few more). After seeing all of them in person, I felt the Poison Spyder was by far the best (and most economical) option. I just could not see spending the premium for a full hood when these look so cool. I figured if I trashed my hood during the install, I would replace it but the install was fairly easy.

looks awesome and you will love it! i did the same thing to mine a couple of months ago and couldnt be happier.

looks great !
 

looks like you didn't even take the hood of the vehicle ??? like to do one too maybe by end of the year , let us know your review :thumbsup:

Awesome job, looks good.

I left it on. I know the risks and had a fire extinguisher handy just in case. I put plastic down when I painted the edges. No issues. I'm tall enough that it was not an issue with reach either. Just took my time and it all worked out fine.

Looks very cool. I've been "threatening" to buy one of these for about a year. I have to pull the trigger one day, they look killer.