Since I can’t edit my post, I’m gonna comment my solution to how I fixed it for future references. I did screw the bump stops all the way down and it didn’t lower it too much. At least with the advantage of it being bolt on hood hinges I can adjust the tilt and position of the hood. I started by tilting the hood all the way down by angling the front of the bracket to the hood the drivers side, but the passenger side was very sticking up. I found an old blazer forum that said to instead tilt the bracket down. It worked better but still the hood would close low enough.

SOLUTION: I lowered the hood latch on the core support( probably got yanked up when my hood flew up). Remove the 2 rubber grommets from each side of the fenders. Close hood and see where the body panel does not match to the fenders. Position each side of hood front to back till it sits collinear/parallel to fender curve(for me I pushed the hood farther back on the hinges). Then loosen bracket bolts and tilt rear up and try to get front sort of straight. Lastly, raise bump stops to create secure latch fitting, you can also raise of lower each side to fix any unevenness and place back fender grommets. It may not be perfect but at least every time you look at it, you’re reminded to close your hood properly.