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Alright guys, so i drive a 92 celica. By NO MEANS, is it a race car. Nor is it a ricer. But i picked up a VIS racing carbon fiber hood at pick and pull for 40 bucks. couldn't pass it up. I've had it on the car for about 6 months now, and i'm scared shitless to do more than 75. I just bought some hood pins on ebay today and was wondering if anyone has experience with installing them, especially on carbon fiber hoods. Thanks guys.

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Alright guys, so i drive a 92 celica. By NO MEANS, is it a race car. Nor is it a ricer. But i picked up a VIS racing carbon fiber hood at pick and pull for 40 bucks. couldn't pass it up. I've had it on the car for about 6 months now, and i'm scared shitless to do more than 75. I just bought some hood pins on ebay today and was wondering if anyone has experience with installing them, especially on carbon fiber hoods. Thanks guys.

I know about finding the right mounting spot and drilling the right spot on the hood itself, but im not sure if you need a specific bit for drilling cf cleanly.

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Alright guys, so i drive a 92 celica. By NO MEANS, is it a race car. Nor is it a ricer. But i picked up a VIS racing carbon fiber hood at pick and pull for 40 bucks. couldn't pass it up. I've had it on the car for about 6 months now, and i'm scared shitless to do more than 75. I just bought some hood pins on ebay today and was wondering if anyone has experience with installing them, especially on carbon fiber hoods. Thanks guys.

I know about finding the right mounting spot and drilling the right spot on the hood itself, but im not sure if you need a specific bit for drilling cf cleanly.

Thats what has me worried. I'd rather not mess up my $750 hood LOL.

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Ya but he's online about once a month and probably gets a TON of messages. Ok so for the drilling spot, do you think i can take out those adjustable rubber stops that the hood sits on, and put the bolts there?

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Use a couple layers of masking tape and then drill though that so your hood doesn't get scratched. Not sure about using a special drill bit though. I'd go slow and not use alot of pressure, use a fresh bit and let it do the work for you.

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Ya but he's online about once a month and probably gets a TON of messages. Ok so for the drilling spot, do you think i can take out those adjustable rubber stops that the hood sits on, and put the bolts there?

You could, but then how will you adjust the height if it doesn't align right when closed? You might be able to mount the posts right next to those bump stops though. Do you have picks of the pin kit you got?

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I would try to use the bumpstop location like you said. There are 2 nuts you can't see in the picture. Add a washer, maybe rubber-backed, and the hood will rest on that and the nut will allow it to adjust. Use stainless rivets to mount the scuff plates, you don't want rust.

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