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Old 09-23-2004, 03:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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these are some pics, hard to see on a black car from pics but the closeup you can really tell
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Old 09-23-2004, 03:24 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not to sound sarcastic, but what does this carbon fiber hood do for you? Weight savings?
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HELL YAH DUDE!!
SOOO HOT since it blends in with the color of your car already. Wow. I love that roundel, lol.
What kind of hood is that and how much did it cost?

Now get some DDE algel eye ZKW Elipsoids...


Fadec40: You loose a lot of dead weight by switching from a heavy metal to a MUCH lighter carbon fiber hood. Plus, when it's almost the same color as the car it's on as in this car, it looks so incredibly sexy.
On other cars, like a yellow car without a painted CF hood, it looks terrible.
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Old 09-23-2004, 05:20 PM   #5 (permalink)
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veyr nice buy there dude!!! love the look of the CF roundel on the CF hood! hood matches the car great!

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Old 09-23-2004, 06:44 PM   #6 (permalink)
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damn that's sweet lookin!
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Did you weigh the original hood vs. CF hood?
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hav u actually noticed any type of gain from it
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Did you weigh the original hood vs. CF hood?
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most sites that you buy from have a listing of the orignal weight, vs the CF weight, it s usually pretty drastic unless the hood is just wrapped in CF

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i didnt weigh them before i put it on but the carbon fiber is so much lighter its not even funny
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Originally posted by okczy21@Sep 23 2004, 06:44 PM
i didnt weigh them before i put it on but the carbon fiber is so much lighter its not even funny
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yes but...............................

hold there hot pants first be very very very careful when you open it and close it don't even look at it or it will break and you'll will be mad as F....

weak points the 4 bolts on the latchs and the 2 front corners they crack very easy.

It looks sick dude, I got a race car and I witch i could putone on my car just for the hell of it.

hei last race i clip a friend and had some damage on my hood would u sell me yours?

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Oh yah, remove that grey crap from your side skirts and bumpers..
4 DIY's here on this page
No painting is required! Just scrubbing. The grey stuff is a sprayed on rubbery material that they quit doing around 96 I believe.
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im skeptical about the side skirt removal as a couple people havent quite achieved the results that they wanted, but if someone could step up with a black car that has done it i would like to see pics and ill consider it, i would just rather not do it if it doesnt turn out totally black, i want them to look like they are painted black not like i rubbed off the gray paint and for it to look shady

oh yeah can it be done to the front and rear bumper also
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yes I think you can.
Its a good deal of scrubbin, good workout for your arms and pecs
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word to the hood..i was thinking about doing that myself to kill some weight..have you thought about doing the door panels at all?
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