Carbon Fiber on 4th gens
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#9
BINGO! It all depends on where and how much. Modified's car looks great, kinda subtle but it stands out.
But if he were to have a carbon fiber hood, and carbon fiber door panels, and carbon fiber rims, and a carbon fiber antenna, and carbon fiber windshield, and carbon fiber stickers, then it would probably look ugly
But if he were to have a carbon fiber hood, and carbon fiber door panels, and carbon fiber rims, and a carbon fiber antenna, and carbon fiber windshield, and carbon fiber stickers, then it would probably look ugly
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Its all about that color theme your running, If you got a dark paint job and you put on CF then you got no contrast, but say you have a light color like white, red, or orange it can look good in the right places, but personally i dont think it looks to good on anything I have seen yet. But if you like it then its not gonnna matter what I say.
#17
Under the hood could look good if it was done right. I saw some woven carbon fiber wire loom that I thought was pretty cool. Interior could look ok. I just think carbon fiber belongs on cars that are designed from the factory to be lightweight.
The only thing I think that looks ok is the grill insert like Modified posted.
Whytry post up what your talking about, I'm thinking your talking about the berger panel?
I guess I'm just really against carbon fiber anything because its such a fad now a days to have everything possible carbon fiber. Ricers really turned me against the stuff on anything less than a supercar.
The only thing I think that looks ok is the grill insert like Modified posted.
Whytry post up what your talking about, I'm thinking your talking about the berger panel?
I guess I'm just really against carbon fiber anything because its such a fad now a days to have everything possible carbon fiber. Ricers really turned me against the stuff on anything less than a supercar.
Last edited by My6speedZ; 01-29-2012 at 09:31 PM.
#18
Carbon fiber elements, as long as not overused, and are tasteful, don't usually hurt the look of a car. Wheels are the same way. Some wheels look good off the car, but once on the car just don't fit the image. Same with carbon fiber. If it's not done right, it won't look good.