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Old 03-07-2006, 09:39 PM
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CF hood fitment

hi guys does anyone know if i would have any problems putting a carbon fiber hood on my spyder gst ? i mean i kinda want this style cf hood. will not having the bump cause problems? any input would be appreciated


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Re: CF hood fitment

It sould be fine the hoods are kind of raised anyway, i thought it would be a problem too when i got mine but it actually has much more clearance than the oem hood.
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