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Anybody own one of these? Opinions? I tried to buy a flip kit from Mike Chesser (Chesserbuilt), but the guy just does not answer his fone nor reply to voice or e-mails.. Hotrods sells the CPP unit and will be down here next month at the Zephyrhills autofest, saving me shipping.
Jim,
I have used the No Limit kits with good success, some folks prefer the CPP/MMB style but for the most part each has their own offsetting features and issues. I know the guy who makes the MMB kits that MidFifty sells, if you can afford it buy the polished stainless steel kit it is sweet.
Hi Jim, I seem to remember a little while back a few of the guys were having trouble with the hood lip catching or rubbing on the raised part of the cowl when opening and closing. I believe they were using the MBB style? I might be wrong though, it has happened before. I do know positively though that my hood tilt kit from No Limit doesn't have that issue. Just food for thought.
Hi Jim, I seem to remember a little while back a few of the guys were having trouble with the hood lip catching or rubbing on the raised part of the cowl when opening and closing. I believe they were using the MBB style? I might be wrong though, it has happened before. I do know positively though that my hood tilt kit from No Limit doesn't have that issue. Just food for thought.
yep, that was me.. MF provides a bumper kit that goes into the cowl lacing screw holes.. looks like sh.. I am using the soft rubber cowl lacing.. also looks the same after a few times opened..
I ordered the CPP/MMB kit from Hotrods today and Rod will be bringing it down with him next month. I then called MF to inquire about this windlace issue and Shar said that it IS a problem with flipped hoods and that they sell rubber "buttons" of differing heights for the cowl end of the hood to rest on. I assume that's what you are refering to. Said 7/16" is the most used one. I will wait till I get my kit all painted and hood mounted to see which ones I need.
I ordered the CPP/MMB kit from Hotrods today and Rod will be bringing it down with him next month. I then called MF to inquire about this windlace issue and Shar said that it IS a problem with flipped hoods and that they sell rubber "buttons" of differing heights for the cowl end of the hood to rest on. I assume that's what you are refering to. Said 7/16" is the most used one. I will wait till I get my kit all painted and hood mounted to see which ones I need.
Yes, that is what I was talking about..
DO NOT WAIT til paint is completed.. test it.. I had to shave the back hood edge lip a little to keep from scratching the cowl.. these bumpers end up looking like teeth across the cowl.. fugly..
I also welded a small rod across the inside edge hood lip for stability, but it doesn't interfere with this problem.
Sam, you do understand that I was talking about painting the flip kit and not the hood, right? Can you post a couple pics of these 2 mods/problem areas you refered to? You're suggesting to go ahead and bolt ebverything up b4 painting the bare steel? Thanx, Jim
Sam, you do understand that I was talking about painting the flip kit and not the hood, right? Can you post a couple pics of these 2 mods/problem areas you refered to? You're suggesting to go ahead and bolt everything up b4 painting the bare steel? Thanx, Jim
correct, before painting anything, set it up and get it working. THEN u know its ok..
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