Rotary Extreme FC hood damper GB open
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Props for creating another quality product, I will definitely be picking one up now that I have swapped my T2 hood for a CF/FG vented hood.
I was using another (cheaper) option with the stock turbo hood that was working well but it mounted using the metal ribbing underneath and I'm sure it was placing undue stress on the single mounting location. After switching to a composite hood (which has no support structure) I attempted to create a bracket to the same affect....it did not end well.
Considering how composite hoods are constructed and how other dampeners mount, this setup is the only one you could use with any hope of retaining the structural integrity of your hood over time.
Thanks!
I was using another (cheaper) option with the stock turbo hood that was working well but it mounted using the metal ribbing underneath and I'm sure it was placing undue stress on the single mounting location. After switching to a composite hood (which has no support structure) I attempted to create a bracket to the same affect....it did not end well.
Considering how composite hoods are constructed and how other dampeners mount, this setup is the only one you could use with any hope of retaining the structural integrity of your hood over time.
Thanks!
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yes, steel hoods use 2x70lbs, at first I used 2x80, my concern is the 6mm bolt in the fender which machined down from the one in the bracket.
the 10th anny I designed it on had a steel turbo hood.
already tested
the 10th anny I designed it on had a steel turbo hood.
already tested
Last edited by Rotary Extreme Sales 1; 10-20-13 at 10:47 AM.
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