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Anyone interested in CF fenders? Not widebody but oem style. I need 3 more people and figure I would ask here first.


Coop

What are the gains?

About the same as tubular subframes on a street car.

[quote=""aaronatstate""]About the same as tubular subframes on a street car.[/quote]

Got em!

Hot take, exposed carbon fiber is dumb unless its done as an accent. I hate replacement cf panels. Really only makes sense if you are going for weight reduction and doing dry carbon. Carbon over FRP anything is some lame ricer shit.

[quote=""tabasco122""]Hot take, exposed carbon fiber is dumb unless its done as an accent. I hate replacement cf panels. Really only makes sense if you are going for weight reduction and doing dry carbon. Carbon over FRP anything is some lame ricer shit.[/quote]

I tend to agree. Way back when I had my VR-4 I wanted a 2g style hood and they were 'carbon' and I was going to have it painted... Course the 3k paint bill was a big reason why I never got one lol.

I figured most wouldn’t want it, my hood is aftermarket and has a decent paint on it, my fenders have bubbles, deep scratches to the metal, and just overall not great. I think CF offers the accent and the paint fix. Plus this guy does really good work.

It’s just gonna be a run of 5 and 2 sets are spoken for, just gonna see if any of you wanted it first.


Coop

[quote=""aaronatstate""]About the same as tubular subframes on a street car.[/quote]

I would more or less call her a “garage bitch” because she isn’t a queen and doesn’t see the road enough to be a street car. But I have been driving her to work in the summer a lot.


Coop

[quote=""ChargerX3""]What are the gains?[/quote]

It’s looks. I like real CF parts, could save a pound but it’s more for looks for me.


Coop

CF a pillar.


Coop

Ooo. Shiny.

Fancy