hey all, im about to buy a seibon cf hood off a local member...while he used it for 4 months the nozzles werent installed. just wondering how hard is it to install them to make them fully functionable? thanks

 

it's not difficult
just reuse ur stock ones
if the holes on the cf hood are the right size
shouldn't be a problem,

 

Not hard to install. I had to dremel a bit to get them to fit. A little trial and error is all it takes.

 

they are pretty straight forward...I noticed on mine the pre-drilled holes needed some massaging...you might or might not need to drill them larger....take your time. I had to drill several holes, on the underside, to have all factory components back on......otherwise...a clean install..not the easiest. If all else fails....let a body shop handle it for you.....

 

i've had 3 carbon hood's.. i currently have a varis cf hood, never had squirters on any of them!!!

 

thanks for the help guys..just curious how long did it took?
the reason im asking is because im going to drive to his house and swap the hoods there and go pick up my oem hood from his house in a week or so when i can get my friend to take his truck to carry it back. if its simply plug and play, ill just do it at his house, if not i guess i can do it later on the line.

 

varis? baller baller haha
do u just leave them like that? or do u use something to fill in the holes? and no problem with rain getting in right?

 

lol thx man.... no i just use small pieces black vinyl to cover the holes!!!

 

i used black duct tape before i installed the sprayers
no problem with rain at all

 

haha i thought about using the tape..then i thought about buying some apc nozzles at autozone and put it in there

 

put the sprayers in man, go down to autozone or pep boys or what ever is local and get the universal ones.the ones that screw with the little nut and washer underneath.(not the ones with the lights) that is what i done and it has worked perfectly for me.

 

you dont need no stinking washers..

 

what about carbon fiberhoods that do not have any holes at all. how would i go about that. would i just use a reg. drill?

 

I have a better solution.

Use the sprayers from a Chevy Astrovan (or several other vehicles) that have the sprayers attached to the wiper arm. You cant see them and they work great = no holes to cut into the hood.

 

u can put the sprayers in a different spot so u can quirt ppl walking on the side walks