nationalgallery
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That's pretty impressive that you can get your truck up to 150 mph.....does it have a flux capacitor and a Mr. Fusion?
Hood movments
- Thread starter gural
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SyndicateZ
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sjwhiteley
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Well, if you aren’t paying attention to how fast you are going, you aren’t likely to notice the hood movement.
gural
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so today morning i have made some improvments
under the hood bumpers (those black rubber parts) i have putted 4 mm pads (like those you put under the chair legs)
and on the those bumpers on fender a made a one twist
effect - much lower vibration on the hood -> ever on 90 mph
under the hood bumpers (those black rubber parts) i have putted 4 mm pads (like those you put under the chair legs)
and on the those bumpers on fender a made a one twist
effect - much lower vibration on the hood -> ever on 90 mph
2018ExpyPlatinum
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I can't confirm or deny, but my 6000 pound aero brick tops out at 113 mph
SyndicateZ
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I have never felt or seen my hood vibrating on the highway going anwhere from 65 up to 90. I do know I have the under hood hood insulation pad. Do those that dont have this pad experience these issues ?
5280tunage
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150? just an fyi, most tires for these are rated for 110-130 at the top, I wouldn't want to be in this aluminum bubble when one of those shreds off the wheel.
5280tunage
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in relation to this post, I've posted video of it. mine worried me big time, the vibration was easily 2" up and down at 70mph with 40-50mph crosswinds. I was afraid the hood would break loose from the front hook. i could hear the extremely low pitched sound in the cabin, was like a giant woofer on the front of the car.
