TINMAN080

A CORK works well also....

gunbo75

daystar fixed my problem

vandegrift

Go with the Daystar Rubber latches!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Save alot of stress in your life, worry about something else.

Tombo

Daystar here too! This is my first Jeep, and I didn't like the way my seat tasted the first time I had hood flutter

Biginboca

This happened to me for the first time today around 70-80 mph. I have been that speed a few times but it was extra windy today. Going to have to pull off that hood spring tomorrow...

fitzb

Daystars !!! a world of differance

drew.couey

Okay I found myself in the same boat as many others here on this forum; however, nothing seemed to work. Removed spring= still jumped, 1/4" hose= still jumped, velcro on latch= still jumped. You get the picture. Now the only thing I did not try was zip ties for hood latch, which is not an option for me due to grill mod. Nor did I try zip tie on latch; due to velcro not working same concept. I looked into the Daystar latches, but was afraid of them stretching like the OEM latches ( I was on my second set due to first set being recalled). I liked the idea of the Drake hood latches but not the cost.

Found this mod: https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ight=hood+lift .

Absolutely no more hood lift, and I live in KS and we got quite a bit of wind. Cheap and easy. I did bedline the heim ends once set to length. Wishing I would have plasti-diped them instead. This was due to me not being a fan of bare metal, and I have a "black" out theme on my jeep. Hope this helps and does not muddy the water even further.