Carbon fiber'd up
Originally posted by VRGNCD5
how is it an oxymoron? the chrome trim is plastic on plastic:dunno:
how is it an oxymoron? the chrome trim is plastic on plastic:dunno:
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Originally posted by VRGNCD5
Now how many hondas/acuras have air induction/intercooler where the hood scoop is? But yet many of them have hoods w/scoop.
Now how many hondas/acuras have air induction/intercooler where the hood scoop is? But yet many of them have hoods w/scoop.

Actually, I've been looking around lately for a WRX-style hood scoop. :chuckles:
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
Has anyone here actually taken the fender off a Honda. The metal on it is LITERALLY 2mm thick at most. It weighs like 1lb. CF Fenders are a huge waste of money.
Has anyone here actually taken the fender off a Honda. The metal on it is LITERALLY 2mm thick at most. It weighs like 1lb. CF Fenders are a huge waste of money.
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
Gilled Fenders on a Honda don't release any hot air, there is no opening behind the fenders into the engine bay, its just metal frame behind the fenders. The gills are useless.
Gilled Fenders on a Honda don't release any hot air, there is no opening behind the fenders into the engine bay, its just metal frame behind the fenders. The gills are useless.
Originally posted by rich
chrome or chrome looking plastic signifies the designer's attempt to make the car look more upscale or luxurious, whereas exposed carbon fiber looks racy. just my $0.02
chrome or chrome looking plastic signifies the designer's attempt to make the car look more upscale or luxurious, whereas exposed carbon fiber looks racy. just my $0.02
Originally posted by HappySnatch
what an ugly piece of shit
what an ugly piece of shit


