Gap Between Bumper and Hood
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Is there a way to reduce this gap? Thanks
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I know you have a rep M5 bumper, but you could try the same solutions as members with OEM m-tech bumpers regarding fixing the gap
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Originally Posted by turboawd' post='1077404' date='Dec 20 2009, 10:49 PM
remove the little screw next to the hood latch loop, and spin it clockwise a few turns. this will suck the hood down more.
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Originally Posted by turboawd' post='1077404' date='Dec 20 2009, 11:49 PM
remove the little screw next to the hood latch loop, and spin it clockwise a few turns. this will suck the hood down more.
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Originally Posted by vlad_b' post='1078566' date='Dec 22 2009, 07:00 PM
would someone please show me where this little screw is? i am not sure what latch top is
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yea the best way to do this is tighten the loops all the way up and then close it and see if it can latch. if it cannot spin it 4 times counter clockwise and try closing again and do this until it closes. once it closes tighten the loops one turn clockwise til the hood does not close. then pop the hood and turn the loops 1 turn counter clockwise and u have found your maximum tightness.