Allstar Performance ALL18500 Silver Aluminum Review

Worst of all, it doesn't rust well so I went with aluminium. But the lugs themselves are so smooth, even when the lugs are set so deep that I have to press on the hood to use them, they still slip out while driving. A matte texture on the hood pins would probably be a better idea.

I see poor quality complaints on almost all other hood pins, but they have NONE of these defects. The plates are a bit thicker than most. Just perfect in my opinion and the 1/2" struts are strong enough to pull your butt off-road, they're machined to a premium quality and anodized. They make those Sparco hood pins look like Autozone trash! Allstar is a fantastic one High quality company and believe it or not, honest and legitimate prices, love them!

After the engine replacement, the new engine had a different upper cross member for the radiator, so the old hood latch system could not work properly. My options were: A: Spend $200 to replace the hood, or B: Spend $12 on it. Eating is understandable. They're actually not that ugly on a 1986 Jeep Cherokee. I'll admit to worrying about this, but I and a lot of other people find them pretty stylish. I installed them on the outside corners of the two large rectangular sections that make up the…