I run a track in Southern California that is high speed. Some of the fast cars can hit 150mph. I usually top out about 135mph. This high-speed causes my stock aluminum hood to flutter more than I feel it should.
Has anyone else experienced this and is there a cure other then a replacement hood?
My car is a 2012 and does not have hood vents. I wonder if aftermarket hood vents would help with this? Those of you who have a 13 on with the hood vents, has this occurred at high-speed's with you?

 

Move the rubber bumpers in the front up a little.
This sometimes helps enough.

 

Are you suggesting that I raise the bumpers taller so the hood fits tighter?
I'll have to check that out.
Do you have first-hand experience with this?

 

Mine fluttered like crazy when i put it on. I raised the bumpers and gone.

LEXiiON

 

Good to know. Thanks

 

Couple bits of input on this.

First, 2011-2012's are kinda famous for this. The 2013/2014's don't have this issue largely due to the vents

I got this at Watkims Glen last year and it turned out that the underbody tray came loose in the aft area and was flapping at high speed. That was creating pressure pulses in the engine compartment large enough to flutter the hood. As soon as I reattached the underbody tray, the flutter stopped. So check that. Also consider adding ventilation to the underbody tray as pressure can be released thru that too

Or buy a new racing hood

 

Mine did the same at speeds above 90. I also have a hood scoop for extra drag...
As stated. Adjust those rubber bumpers and can cut the vibration down substantially.

 

The underbody tray is fully intact but will be completely covered by next weekend. Installing an APR carbon fiber splitter to replace my boss splitter. Maybe this will help?
While at the track I noticed a lot of guys use the same cut in hood vents made by a local company. Far cheaper than ordering a tiger racing carbon fiber hood for $1600. That hood is bad a$$ though!

 

Even on the 13/14 the lower Undertray can cause problems......I went off track and ripped mine....I tie wrapped it back up but after that the hood fluttered something awful. Definatley a good place to start.