im on my 2nd set of sparco hoodpins and they work great. The locking one look cool but ive heard complaints about them. if u want to use the sparco one that dnt have a key lock, keep ur hood latch on there so u dnt have to worry about nebody just popping ur hood like i use to. i havent put my new ones on yet and the latch has been tested up to 140 mph.
i dnt reccomend u trying this though, my windshield is already beat to hell so i dnt have nun to loose except another hood. lol!!
so ur saying the pins hold better than the locking ones????Originally Posted by BTEC
im on my 2nd set of sparco hoodpins and they work great. The locking one look cool but ive heard complaints about them. if u want to use the sparco one that dnt have a key lock, keep ur hood latch on there so u dnt have to worry about nebody just popping ur hood like i use to. i havent put my new ones on yet and the latch has been tested up to 140 mph.
i dnt reccomend u trying this though, my windshield is already beat to hell so i dnt have nun to loose except another hood. lol!!
because I definately dont want my hood flying in to my windsheild....
havent heard of the locking ones flying up but ppl complain about how they do suck. its hard 4 me to explain how they suck through typing but the lock can start spinning and u cant get it to work right sometimes.
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