im looking into buying the thrasher hood. is it pre cut out for the headlight or no? i dont want to run a headlight and that hood seems like the most durable for the best price. anyone know about them?
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I have a couple of them, this is what they look like before you make any cuts for vents. One is an F-series and the other one is the M-series.
...and do you like them?
What don't you like about them?
I have a couple of them, this is what they look like before you make any cuts for vents. One is an F-series and the other one is the M-series.
...and do you like them?
What don't you like about them?
Yeah, so far so good. They take a little creativity to mount, I used a 1/4" dowel rod through the front. Super tough, I don't think you could break one. I hit tons of trees and lexan just won't hold up. When I get stuck I almost always roll the sled over and don't worry about the hood breaking. They are not very shiny and pretty. Stickers don't stick to them but I really don't care what they look like. Leave the stock hood on the shop wall, beat up the cheap $100 hood and then put the stock one on when you sell it.
As far as what I don't like, I wouldn't trust the scribe marks for your cuts, I did on one and they were a little off. I think every sled is a little different. They are not real heat resistant. If you leave one in the sun in the summer it will get super flexible. You need to vent it well and make sure you keep under hood temps down. I'm not sure how running twins would go with one on there. Hope this helps.
here ya goHow much does one for a edge cost?? for the right price u will have an order from me next week!
How much does one for a edge cost?? for the right price u will have an order from me next week!