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Please gather the following tools before you begin the installation: * Power Drill * 3/16" or indexed #11 drill bits * Fine permanent marker or felt tip pen * Tape Measure or ruler * Masking Tape * Hammer & center punch * Rivet gun,capable of 3/16" rivets (most brands can handle this size) Note: Only use the rivets supplied in the QuickLIFT kit. Recommended:Craftsman standard or Swivel Riveter (shown - 974749) - $9.99 to $17.99 Remove all items from the packing tube. You should have the following before beginning: * (2) Gas springs (RT-QL-200-A4A) - Be sure to cycle them a few times before installing. * (4) 3/16" Multi-grip Rivets - shorter version for hood brackets. * (4) 3/16" Multi-grip Rivets - longer headed rivet for the fender brackets. * (4) Steel brackets - 2 fender,2 hood. * Printed Color Instructions * Gas Spring Locking clips - (Already installed in the gas spring ball ends - Remove before assembly) A. Leave your hood closed. B. Using a piece of masking tape and a permanent marker,carefully measure from the hoods corner (near hinge and windshield) and along the fender line. Wrap the end of the tape measure over the corner lip and place a mark on the hood masking tape at 26" . This mark will be used to align the centerline of the brackets ball-stud in the next step. Step 1 - Unpack QuickLIFT kit and verify contents. Step 2 - Gather the required tools. Step 3 - Mark centerline of hood bracket location. Honda S2000 Hood Q uickLIFT Honda S2000 QuickLIFT Installation Guide This manual is property of Redline Tuning LLC. Any unauthorized duplication or use without written permission from Redline Tuning LLC,violates Copyright laws. Copyright © 2003 Redline Tuning LLC. All Rights Reserved. Honda S2000 Manual Rev. 1.01 06/08/05 Copyright © 2003 Redline Tuning LLC. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2003 Redline Tuning LLC. All Rights Reserved. A. Carefully drill the hole as shown to the right using a (#11 ...
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