Invader hood
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I'm nto sure, but i can offer you options.
1. go with out it. hell, then you can take all that washer crap out the eb also!
2. Custom mount it on the wiper cowel.
3. cut holes in 300+ dollar cf hood.
the choice is yours. may the force be with you.
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1. go with out it. hell, then you can take all that washer crap out the eb also!
2. Custom mount it on the wiper cowel.
3. cut holes in 300+ dollar cf hood.
the choice is yours. may the force be with you.
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mine didn't. i was given the options to have holes drilled. if you do it, be careful, i here they crack easy. mine on the underside has spots that look like the holes in the skeleton of the hood for them (they are patched). the squirters are square and i was unsuccessful taking mine out, didn't want to damage. cheap universal ones are round $5. Lox has an invader too,, don't remember if he got squirters. i might be selling mine if i can't get my car back.
AND, you should prolly drill holes in the $500+ for pins.
AND, you should prolly drill holes in the $500+ for pins.
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Rob there is way to mount the sprayers, so you don't have to drill the hood. PM me or something. That's how I used to have mine mounted.
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Just get a spray bottle and when you need it roll down the window and go to town 
BTW-don't run the CF hood in the winter unless you want it to be junk within two years.

BTW-don't run the CF hood in the winter unless you want it to be junk within two years.
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hell around here you might want to mount an extra set! Or pick up the heated ones from an RS 

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Thanks guys, and Steve i def. won't be running this in the winter, it'll strictly be a fair weather hood. I don't have much money now, but i'm hoping to make the hood my next mod. sometime after xmas when i have money.
As for the squirter's, i def i'm not going to drill any holes in this hood.
As for the squirter's, i def i'm not going to drill any holes in this hood.
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The right spot down town you may be able to find someone to run out to your car with a bottle and rag to wash your windows for you, problem solvedFORDSVTPARTS wrote:Just get a spray bottle and when you need it roll down the window and go to town
BTW-don't run the CF hood in the winter unless you want it to be junk within two years.


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