New hood
I know typically carbon fiber parts have poor fit. But somehow Carvs managed to get a Seibon carbon fiber hood with great fitment. It has the hood vents and everything. And I think he only paid $600.
i paid 750 for my seibon and it fits great... i think only parts from ****ty companies have issues...
main topic... if yo cant get a blue one...get that RR hood and just get a paint job, it will still be cheaper than a new one...
main topic... if yo cant get a blue one...get that RR hood and just get a paint job, it will still be cheaper than a new one...
Also think of resale value when you trade it in or sell it. They would want the OEM instead of a aftermarket hood, you willl just end up scrambling to find one later on.
Last edited by Greedy_son; Mar 7, 2011 at 06:43 AM.
It's funny how before... having a carbon fiber hood was seen as a benefit... and now it's heavier than the stock hood.
I think if people prepared the hood the way carvs did... a person buying the car may not even notice the difference. lol
I think if people prepared the hood the way carvs did... a person buying the car may not even notice the difference. lol
Tell me about it. I think cars just hate me. I've never had problems on bikes!
For those who dont know...I hit a raccoon or some other animal last summer, it cracked up my front end, damaging the intercooler. Sigh...this car costs too much.
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