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 My first A Piece of Crap 
		
		
		
		This morning I decided it was a good day to wash, clay, and wax my car...since I havent done it at all the whole summer (rained a lot!) 
	Anyway, after the wax I notice that my hood has since warped into the shape it should, since the last time I adjusted my hood pins, so I started to adjust them to take up the slack. I did the driver's pin just fine, but when I got to the passenger's stud the nuts were stuck so well w/ red threadlock I couldnt even budge it. These were stainless pins and I ended up bending the top of the stud rather than breaking the nut loose... Pissed, I dug out the dremel and cut the top of the stud and pulled the whole thing out. I didnt feel safe with just one pin so I called around and the only local pins were APC, 10miles away. ....I bought them and replaced the only stud. Dear god...what A Piece of Crap! I bought the "polished" pins because I was not interested in blue. These are super, super light (too much so) and I feel only moderately safer than I did before. The "polish" seems to actually be flaking off and I had to bend the rad support to get the stud to fit into the slot of the top mount. I have already started looking for good prices on momo or sparco stainless pins..... When I buy a set I'll be selling these for $5, because thats all they should cost in the first place (not $16) Moral of the story...no red threadlocker on hood pins...  | 
	
		
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	thanks for the heads up  | 
	
		
 lol, i could have told you not to choose those. 
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 Yeah, its obvious, I know.  But I needed a pin today, and it was the only option.  I totally would have felt just as safe (maybe safer) with a ziptie... 
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 that sucks. i know the sparcos and momos are overpriced. 
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 lol poor poor guy 
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