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First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Stock Hinge
Installing New Hood Hinges On A 1968 Chevrolet Camaro - Unsprung
02 The main advantage of the DSE hinges is that they offer super smooth operation not found with the herky-jerky OEM units. This is because each of the fulcrum points operates on a set of bearings. In addition, the old-school spring has been replaced with a pneumatic cylinder. Anyone who has ever had to remove the spring from a stock hinge knows that it can sometimes be a pain. The shock on the DSE unit is easily removed if needed. You can even get one that's valved for a lightweight fiberglass hood. They run $625 a pair in raw billet, and $700 in a black anodized finish. View Related Article
First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Strong Design First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Removing The Hood First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Stock Hinge First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Installing The New Hinge First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Hood Latch Pin First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Measuring The Latch Height First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Adjusting The Pin
First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Setting The Height First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Closing First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Adjusting First Generation Camaro Hood Hinge Install Completed
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