Carbonfiber cowl hood installed on a Camaro with pics!
11-03-2006, 07:17 PM
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I found a pic of the firbird hood for 98-02, but it's nothing great.
I would definitely paint your hood, but I'd do a ghost flame setup that the flames ended up being the carbon fiber. I think that would look pretty cool, epsecially since the car is black.
I would also get rid of the hood pins, unless they are absolutely neccessary.
I would definitely paint your hood, but I'd do a ghost flame setup that the flames ended up being the carbon fiber. I think that would look pretty cool, epsecially since the car is black.
I would also get rid of the hood pins, unless they are absolutely neccessary.
11-03-2006, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
I would definitely paint your hood, but I'd do a ghost flame setup that the flames ended up being the carbon fiber. I think that would look pretty cool, epsecially since the car is black.
08-07-2009, 11:29 AM
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I work for the company you found that picture on. That's actually a civic hood. I'll see if I can track down the one you're looking for.
I found a pic of the firbird hood for 98-02, but it's nothing great.
I would definitely paint your hood, but I'd do a ghost flame setup that the flames ended up being the carbon fiber. I think that would look pretty cool, epsecially since the car is black.
I would also get rid of the hood pins, unless they are absolutely neccessary.
I would definitely paint your hood, but I'd do a ghost flame setup that the flames ended up being the carbon fiber. I think that would look pretty cool, epsecially since the car is black.
I would also get rid of the hood pins, unless they are absolutely neccessary.
08-07-2009, 03:24 PM
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