ARC titanium cooling plate fitment issues
04-05-2006, 06:54 PM
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ARC titanium cooling plate fitment issues
After waiting five months, I finally received my ARC titanium cooling plate. I went to put it on today, and everything went well until I went to close my hood. I have the Seibon MG Style CF hood. The latch portion of the hood is conflicting with part of the cooling plate. I removed the cooling plate and of course the hood closed just fine.
Anyone else have this problem? Looks like I need to put this thing up for sale.
Anyone else have this problem? Looks like I need to put this thing up for sale.
04-05-2006, 09:49 PM
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well, it's the hood, not the plate. I take it the latch is the bolt on type? you can do a few things... look for a new latch, drill the contact points out of the arc, or sell it like you forementioned... I had this problem with a cusco plate and my old J's Racing hood...... since I sold the hood, my arc fits fine... 
04-05-2006, 10:21 PM
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Good luck selling it now. 
Just kidding.
Try moving the latch over (on the hood), then moving the latch part "catcher" on the car... Lastly you might be able to cut some out on the plate. I wouldn't want to cut titanium with "ARC" on it, but ya never know. Good luck.
Just kidding.Try moving the latch over (on the hood), then moving the latch part "catcher" on the car... Lastly you might be able to cut some out on the plate. I wouldn't want to cut titanium with "ARC" on it, but ya never know. Good luck.
04-06-2006, 06:21 AM
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hey i had arc and cusco, u know where your bumper connects those screws on bottom section of the plate.take out the thin metal piece it should be black metal thing.i realized that when i had my cusco plate but with the arc i bent the corners which i should have known better...but that helps a little but i will need to move the latch up so the hood can catch it however i had to drill the hole bigger so the latch can sit higher
04-06-2006, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by LowBudgetS2K,Apr 6 2006, 07:21 AM
hey i had arc and cusco, u know where your bumper connects those screws on bottom section of the plate.take out the thin metal piece it should be black metal thing.i realized that when i had my cusco plate but with the arc i bent the corners which i should have known better...but that helps a little but i will need to move the latch up so the hood can catch it however i had to drill the hole bigger so the latch can sit higher
04-06-2006, 10:49 AM
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The holes might be big enoug to just loosen them and push over a bit. Kind of like the 4 10mm screws holding the hood on in the back... Tons of adjustment room there.
I'm not sure as I haven't been there, just trying to help.
I'm not sure as I haven't been there, just trying to help.
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04-07-2006, 02:53 AM
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oh those tabs that get in the way?i drilled a hole so one of them can go through on my arc plate but u can push them through and zip tie the line to somewhere and it should work
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Originally Posted by LowBudgetS2K,Apr 7 2006, 03:53 AM
oh those tabs that get in the way?i drilled a hole so one of them can go through on my arc plate but u can push them through and zip tie the line to somewhere and it should work
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