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Old 03-10-2011, 09:43 AM
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Just wondering if anyone is using the rampage hood latches/locks. I was wondering if they will stop my hood bounce.
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A couple zip ties will do that at very little cost.
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Remove hood spring helps alot.
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Ya I took the hood spring out and I have gone 75+ mph without any bouncing now. Free and simple fix, huge difference
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Originally Posted by zippyd8
Ya I took the hood spring out and I have gone 75+ mph without any bouncing now. Free and simple fix, huge difference
definitely on my mod list for the weekend.
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im not familure with rampage, i just put these on today drake hood hold down. these work great for hood flutter
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Daystar's work great, and are a fraction of the cost of the Drakes. I really like the looks of the Drake, but the cost is prohibitive for the solution to the problem.
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Originally Posted by largo
Daystar's work great, and are a fraction of the cost of the Drakes. I really like the looks of the Drake, but the cost is prohibitive for the solution to the problem.
x2 cheap & effective
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Originally Posted by largo
Daystar's work great, and are a fraction of the cost of the Drakes. I really like the looks of the Drake, but the cost is prohibitive for the solution to the problem.
Daystar's here too
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I saw them at quadratec. I like the look of them and the fact that they are metal and lockable. Just wondering if anyone was using them yet. My hood is bouncing like crazy even my wife said it was bad and i needed to buy something to fix it. Ive never get the ok for jeeP parts.


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