View Poll Results: What should I do with my cf hood/cf fenders now that im also getting a body kit?
Fade into the hood and fenders from the bumper, then fade out the fenders into the door panels
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What should I do with my cf hood and fenders?
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11-19-2007, 02:27 PM
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What should I do with my cf hood and fenders?
Hey guys,
I have a seibon cf hood currently on my black g35 coupe. I just ordered some seibon cf vented fenders from the same company.
my issue now is what to do with the pieces, should I
1. paint the hood and fenders but leave the vents cf
2. Leave everything carbon fiber
3. Fade into the hood and fenders from the bumper and then fade out the fenders into the door panels
****NOTE**** I am also having the kuruma z front with greddy sides installed as well!!!
I need help!
heres some pics of my car if anyone need them:
I have a seibon cf hood currently on my black g35 coupe. I just ordered some seibon cf vented fenders from the same company.
my issue now is what to do with the pieces, should I
1. paint the hood and fenders but leave the vents cf
2. Leave everything carbon fiber
3. Fade into the hood and fenders from the bumper and then fade out the fenders into the door panels
****NOTE**** I am also having the kuruma z front with greddy sides installed as well!!!
I need help!
heres some pics of my car if anyone need them:
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11-19-2007, 02:30 PM
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leave it cf...
being that you have a black car, you do have the option of painting or leaving it, without much of a difference... if you had a white or some other bright color car, i'd say leave it. it would be a nice contrast. but the black car gives you the ability to be 'lazy' and just put the parts on, and see if you like it. if you don't, then paint it.
it's harder to go the opposite route.
being that you have a black car, you do have the option of painting or leaving it, without much of a difference... if you had a white or some other bright color car, i'd say leave it. it would be a nice contrast. but the black car gives you the ability to be 'lazy' and just put the parts on, and see if you like it. if you don't, then paint it.
it's harder to go the opposite route.
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