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Yes that's my question of the day.On a race spridget how does anyone support
the front of their hood to keep it in alignment with the front fenders IF it's
fiberglass or steel with all the structure removed up front where the 2 hood
adjustable bumpers once were located?My hood only has the part for the area
where the aluminum trim rivets in place... All else across the front was cut
out when it adorned a West Coast F Production SCCA car.Ideas? Images of your
cars device to support the hood up front?Yeah!  I know a stock hood would
fix this...my stock hood that I have on the car has about enough filler to
weigh as much as a good by itself.  This hood was offered to me and it's
really decent except for no way to get it to stay aligned up against the front
hood pins.I can see it beating the 2 fiberglass fenders to death if i just
allow it to bounce around.Kinda put too much time making the car presentable to
allow this hood to damage the work done to date...Help?Thank you!ChuckAgain,
any thoughts or images of other cars resolve for this would be
appreciated...Sent from my LG Mobile
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<div style="font-size: 10pt;"><div dir="auto">Yes that's my question of the
day.</div><div dir="auto">On a race spridget how does anyone support the front
of their hood to keep it in alignment with the front fenders IF it's fiberglass
or steel with all the structure removed up front where the 2 hood adjustable
bumpers once were located?</div><div dir="auto">My hood only has the part for
the area where the aluminum trim rivets in place... All else across the front
was cut out when it adorned a West Coast F Production SCCA car.</div><div
dir="auto">Ideas? Images of your cars device to support the hood up
front?</div><div dir="auto">Yeah! I know a stock hood would fix
this...my stock hood that I have on the car has about enough filler to weigh as
much as a good by itself. This hood was offered to me and it's
really decent except for no way to get it to stay aligned up against the front
hood pins.</div><div dir="auto">I can see it beating the 2 fiberglass fenders
to death if i just allow it to bounce around.</div><div dir="auto">Kinda put
too much time making the car presentable to allow this hood to damage the work
done to date...</div><div dir="auto">Help?</div><div dir="auto">Thank
you!</div><div dir="auto">Chuck</div><div dir="auto">Again, any thoughts or
images of other cars resolve for this would be appreciated...</div><div
dir="auto"><br></div><div><div dir="auto" style="font-size:9pt;"><i>Sent from
my LG Mobile</i></div></div></div>
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