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Hood lift at speeds

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That's easy enough to try.
 
I had flutter/lift and finally fixed it by rolling the whole nose and body work downward bringing the hood down tight over the head lights:
Extended front fender supports 1" (wider wheel wells) and moved the front top rad/bumper support forward, trimmed inner support where it mates to allow rolling the entire bumper downward. Under skirt and fender liners get trimmed up to match. Maintains stock looks and brings hood down very tight on headlights.
 
sigintel said:
I had flutter/lift and finally fixed it by rolling the whole nose and body work downward bringing the hood down tight over the head lights:
Extended front fender supports 1" (wider wheel wells) and moved the front top rad/bumper support forward, trimmed inner support where it mates to allow rolling the entire bumper downward. Under skirt and fender liners get trimmed up to match. Maintains stock looks and brings hood down very tight on headlights.
Why?


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Wow, it's a huge gap the whole length of the headlight.

This weather stripping worked well, from O'Reillys.

Start at the inner part of the light and pull the backing off and you can barely get you hands under the fender to push it on as you pull the backing.

PS - While you are at it, put a small piece on top of you drivers side windshield wiper so some helpful Ford mechanic doesn't scrape your hood paint when they pull up your wiper arm.
 

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