You just need to put on a Burberry cap, add under car neons and LED washer jets, put on a cheap body kit and ill fitting rear spoiler and voila - a bad boy bonnet magically appears at the front of the car
Seriously (!), if you must go down that route, you need to have plates welded in the bonnet corners by a metal fabricator, then have them smoothed by lead loading or filler.
But don't forget that bad boy bonnets block part of the headlamp beam outputs, so for that reason I think they are pointless and a step backwards...
Yet another way to personify your car I guess, useful if your car looks like hundreds of others on the road and you feel the need to stand out (I haven't been in this position until now, when I have the black Toyota Celica... it has pop-up headlights, so I'm not sure how you do a 'bad-boy bonnet' with those. In fact you don't; you do another silly mod called 'sleepy-eyes' where your headlights only come up halfway and stay there all the time...)
it has pop-up headlights, so I'm not sure how you do a 'bad-boy bonnet' with those. In fact you don't; you do another silly mod called 'sleepy-eyes' where your headlights only come up halfway and stay there all the time...)
In fact, they also had 'winky eyes' where one headlight would pop up and the other would remain down. Damn unreliable those Triumph pop up headlights were