I actually made a nice little setup for my windshield washer nozzles without drilling at all. They are hidden between the hood and wipers and work perfect. Didn't spend one penny. I'll post the pics later and make a how-to if enough people are interested. Takes about 10-15 minutes to do.
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Falango, that's exactly the solution I always wanted to do. I know Integras and the Pontiac G5 (chevy cobalt) have it set up that way, it's totally hidden.
You did it with stock nozzles? if so, very cool.
What I did last summer was use sprayers that clipped onto my wiper arms (which required a lot of careful routing of the fluid lines) but they kinda sprayed too far (weren't adjustable) and would just get the car to the right of me soaked
. They are nice slim units though so they'd be very well suited to sandwiching between the hood and wiper cowl (maybe just tuck them under the rubber seal?)
You did it with stock nozzles? if so, very cool.
What I did last summer was use sprayers that clipped onto my wiper arms (which required a lot of careful routing of the fluid lines) but they kinda sprayed too far (weren't adjustable) and would just get the car to the right of me soaked
. They are nice slim units though so they'd be very well suited to sandwiching between the hood and wiper cowl (maybe just tuck them under the rubber seal?)fishman138
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Falango said:
count me in as very interested on the how-to
i just got a genesis performace product (GPP) CF hood for my P5. i got it off of craigslist for $200! brand new! it looks great but there isn't a metal latch to hold it down. there are pre-drilled holes like there is a latch to install there but i don't know where i should get something like that. or should i just use hood pins instead? what do you guys think?
