1956 Ford F-100 Episode 34 - Tilt Hood Flip Kit Installation

In this episode I install a reverse tilt hood flip kit in my 1956 Ford F-100 pickup.
Installing this made in China kit was relatively easy and allows the hood to open further and close much smoother and not to mention it is now much safer at high speeds, it would be almost impossible for the hood to come open going down the road with this reverse tilt kit.
This kit would also work on 1953, 1954 and 1955 F100, F250, F350, F500, F600 and possibly the larger F700, F750, F800 and F900.
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[@napieraustin]

A tip for installing the track. slide the front bracket in between the fender and the fender well. Then no trimming of the fender lip or track bracket.

[@papgoodwin]

I just got through doing it that way. And it worked great. Work a small screw driver in between the fender and the fender well. 👍 Thanks for the Great tip !!!

[@jnino944]

You have made the manual version of the OEM manual into visual lol. I just bought a 55 and this has taught me so much already. Thank you! Subcribed

[@FadedPaintGarage]

Awesome! I'm glad you found it helpful! Thanks for subscribing!

[@celsomelloke8575]

Olá meu gostei muito vc vende kit ??

[@richardgalli7262]

I noticed the two rod bracings from the firewall to the upper radiator support are missing. That alone can affect alignment of the hood to the fenders. I just received my tilt hood kit and this video will help my installation. Thank you

[@cmd2789]

Installed my hood flip kit, thanks for the video

[@shelllaz]

Awesome explanation, gave me courage to give it a try. Thanks for sharing your good work

[@jamesruiz1776]

Jus bought the Same kit ...decent and guess we all have to go through the same thing..on installation issues I know I did ..lil Hassel but got her done lol

[@THEoriginaljmelford]

I too have been using Hard drive magnets for working and welding on my 1956 F100. I have the tilt kit from CPP and the six 1/4 inch bolts are for mounting to the front of the hood even though the holes are larger. nowhere in the instructions does it say to notch the fender lip for the track but I figured that's what has to be done. Enjoyed your video!

[@mattf3238]

Keep up the great content. Thank you

[@lorylangley9988]

Great video! This will be a great help installing this kit on my 56 F100. Thanks!

[@FadedPaintGarage]

Great, glad it's helpful!

[@jameshefley6841]

Come on man,,, looks great

[@williampodjursky868]

56 FORDS FOREEVER

[@donngrimes6179]

Thank you!

[@user-wk7cq3en1t]

How better than original ?

[@tonyfeltham9051]

Great video. Have you got a link to the kit you used ???

[@FadedPaintGarage]

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XXVNCZD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 OR you can search Amazon for 1956 Ford tilt hood kit and you'll find them, they are all pretty much the same Chinese kit.

[@ericconklin3848]

I noticed you don't have a front bumper on the truck. I have one I'm not using if you're interested. I have no idea where you're located but I am in Southeast North Carolina.

[@FadedPaintGarage]

Thanks for the offer! But I did end up installing one in episode 48.

[@travisnunya4641]

So how do you like it I thought about ordering but thinking about eddie motorsports billet hood hinges instead herd to many horror stories o. Thr told hood kits

[@FadedPaintGarage]

It's been awesome, no issues so far and it's way better than the stock setup.

[@ashleycamp5730]

How do you open the hood?

[@FadedPaintGarage]

It still uses the factory hood latch, just open like normal except you pull the hood forward instead of lifting up.

[@rubenfilippus2956]

Any link fo the kits?

[@FadedPaintGarage]

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XXVNCZD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 OR you can search Amazon for 1956 Ford tilt hood kit and you'll find them, they are all pretty much the same Chinese kit.

[@rubenfilippus2956]

@@FadedPaintGarage thanks mate

[@SBGHTEACH]

www.classicperform.com/Store/1948_64_Ford_Truck/5356MMBP.htm this is the kit I bought

[@FACEBOOKS-WBDS]

VERY CAREFULLY drill a small hole in the hood shocks and then they will work as a hood limiter