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got my Seibon VT hood at amazing price along with JIC strut bar and Pulley belt. Thanks to Darren for the smooth and professional transition.
I'm strongly recommend intensepower.com for anyone in need of mod parts. Can't go wrong with them. (unless D slack off and mess thing up..hehehe)
I'm strongly recommend intensepower.com for anyone in need of mod parts. Can't go wrong with them. (unless D slack off and mess thing up..hehehe)
Looks kinda like kcobean's car but in blue.
That means it looks awesome.
How much did it cost you to get that hood prepped/primed? I was considering doing this with the cf hood, but think it will be much easier (and cheaper) to just buy the veilside fiberglass hood and have it painted.
How much did it cost you to get that hood prepped/primed? I was considering doing this with the cf hood, but think it will be much easier (and cheaper) to just buy the veilside fiberglass hood and have it painted.
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$300 to prime and paint. 
V3 hood cost MOREEEEEEEE...like nearly 300 more compare to Seibon VT. with CF, they will need to sand off the clear coat and prime. Most body shop will not charge extra for it.

V3 hood cost MOREEEEEEEE...like nearly 300 more compare to Seibon VT. with CF, they will need to sand off the clear coat and prime. Most body shop will not charge extra for it.
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Originally Posted by Bubble
$300 to prime and paint. 
V3 hood cost MOREEEEEEEE...like nearly 300 more compare to Seibon VT. with CF, they will need to sand off the clear coat and prime. Most body shop will not charge extra for it.

V3 hood cost MOREEEEEEEE...like nearly 300 more compare to Seibon VT. with CF, they will need to sand off the clear coat and prime. Most body shop will not charge extra for it.
Originally Posted by Bubble
got my Seibon VT hood at amazing price along with JIC strut bar and Pulley belt. Thanks to Darren for the smooth and professional transition.
I'm strongly recommend intensepower.com for anyone in need of mod parts. Can't go wrong with them. (unless D slack off and mess thing up..hehehe)
I'm strongly recommend intensepower.com for anyone in need of mod parts. Can't go wrong with them. (unless D slack off and mess thing up..hehehe)
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Originally Posted by taurran
Hmmm.. Strange. Most others that I've seen with painted CF hoods paid almost $1k just for the prep and paint. I talked to the body shop here and they said while the veilside hood cost more, I'd save money on the prep costs.
Originally Posted by Peking
Darren is the man, and owns a 350Z so that is helpful... Also has great memory unlike many others I have dealt with 
he def. has a great memory. he remembered me eventhough i haven't bought anything from him in months.
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Originally Posted by mgl
+1
he def. has a great memory. he remembered me eventhough i haven't bought anything from him in months.
he def. has a great memory. he remembered me eventhough i haven't bought anything from him in months.

Bubble...that fitment looks good in the picture. I've seen a few Seibon hoods that did not line up right with front bumper. Yours looks good. Do you know if this was an issue Seibon had in the past and fixed? Any comments on fitment/install?
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fitment/install is easy. The only problem i have is that i can't use my strut bar since i install the spacer on the plenum. IF you don't modify your plenum then everything else is ok. I am still not happy with the hood since the left still have some gap (just a bit) i guess i am just too picky when it come to color matching and bodykit fitment. I would strongly recommend Seibon VT over Velside 3 due to pricing (about $300 cheaper)
Please post more pics when you can....thanks for the info.......looks real good! Seems like you've done some big changes based on your avatar and some other posts I've read. Look forward to seeing it finished (is it ever?).
Originally Posted by Bubble
fitment/install is easy. The only problem i have is that i can't use my strut bar since i install the spacer on the plenum. IF you don't modify your plenum then everything else is ok. I am still not happy with the hood since the left still have some gap (just a bit) i guess i am just too picky when it come to color matching and bodykit fitment. I would strongly recommend Seibon VT over Velside 3 due to pricing (about $300 cheaper)
How would the fitment be with a plenum?
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Tommy Auto Body (San Jose) -
(408) 573-7799
Talk to Gia (he is the owner)
James and other member here went there as my referral and they're happy about pricing and quality. They are expert in matching Z paint with modify body kit for Z now. Tell Gia that Alex refer you and he will take good care for you.
(408) 573-7799
Talk to Gia (he is the owner)
James and other member here went there as my referral and they're happy about pricing and quality. They are expert in matching Z paint with modify body kit for Z now. Tell Gia that Alex refer you and he will take good care for you.
Hey Bubble my VT hood is going to be here next week, what was needed for install? I heard you need dif bolts for install, and can the gap be corrected , or is that a perm part?





. Thanks.
