C-West CF Lip and Veilside V3 CF Hood
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Originally Posted by CarbonLTD
You can always go with 1 company like Seibon so that the weaves are the same. Just another option.
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I got your PM. Sorry I was really busy at the time and I forgot about it afterwards.
You're right. The CF patterns don't match. Veilside is 1x1, and C-West is 2x2. I don't suggest anything Veilside...because...well...I had it. I had both actually. The fitment of the Veilside is very bad. Gaps everywhere. However, it is a good looking hood. Like CarbonLTD said, I'd go with the Seibon VT which is basically the Veilside V3 knockoff. The difference is that the VT hood has the mesh grill underneath the vents on each side, whereas the V3 doesn't. Those vents are also deeper on the Seibon VT. Another difference to note is that the 2 grooves that run from the front of the hood to the windshield...on the Veilside, it sticks UP, and on the Seibon, it indents DOWN like stock. The Veilside looks more aggressive because of it, but overall, I would strongly suggest the Seibon instead, due to better fitment and of course, same weave pattern as the C-West CF.
Good luck. Carbon LTD is a very good source to order Seibon items from.
You're right. The CF patterns don't match. Veilside is 1x1, and C-West is 2x2. I don't suggest anything Veilside...because...well...I had it. I had both actually. The fitment of the Veilside is very bad. Gaps everywhere. However, it is a good looking hood. Like CarbonLTD said, I'd go with the Seibon VT which is basically the Veilside V3 knockoff. The difference is that the VT hood has the mesh grill underneath the vents on each side, whereas the V3 doesn't. Those vents are also deeper on the Seibon VT. Another difference to note is that the 2 grooves that run from the front of the hood to the windshield...on the Veilside, it sticks UP, and on the Seibon, it indents DOWN like stock. The Veilside looks more aggressive because of it, but overall, I would strongly suggest the Seibon instead, due to better fitment and of course, same weave pattern as the C-West CF.
Good luck. Carbon LTD is a very good source to order Seibon items from.
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I got your PM. Sorry I was really busy at the time and I forgot about it afterwards.
You're right. The CF patterns don't match. Veilside is 1x1, and C-West is 2x2. I don't suggest anything Veilside...because...well...I had it. I had both actually. The fitment of the Veilside is very bad. Gaps everywhere. However, it is a good looking hood. Like CarbonLTD said, I'd go with the Seibon VT which is basically the Veilside V3 knockoff. The difference is that the VT hood has the mesh grill underneath the vents on each side, whereas the V3 doesn't. Those vents are also deeper on the Seibon VT. Another difference to note is that the 2 grooves that run from the front of the hood to the windshield...on the Veilside, it sticks UP, and on the Seibon, it indents DOWN like stock. The Veilside looks more aggressive because of it, but overall, I would strongly suggest the Seibon instead, due to better fitment and of course, same weave pattern as the C-West CF.
Good luck. Carbon LTD is a very good source to order Seibon items from.
You're right. The CF patterns don't match. Veilside is 1x1, and C-West is 2x2. I don't suggest anything Veilside...because...well...I had it. I had both actually. The fitment of the Veilside is very bad. Gaps everywhere. However, it is a good looking hood. Like CarbonLTD said, I'd go with the Seibon VT which is basically the Veilside V3 knockoff. The difference is that the VT hood has the mesh grill underneath the vents on each side, whereas the V3 doesn't. Those vents are also deeper on the Seibon VT. Another difference to note is that the 2 grooves that run from the front of the hood to the windshield...on the Veilside, it sticks UP, and on the Seibon, it indents DOWN like stock. The Veilside looks more aggressive because of it, but overall, I would strongly suggest the Seibon instead, due to better fitment and of course, same weave pattern as the C-West CF.
Good luck. Carbon LTD is a very good source to order Seibon items from.
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Originally Posted by CarbonLTD
positive 2x2 twill unless its special order.
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just for looks, 1x1 is a tighter weave. here's a good thread with detail info...https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-and-interior/222328-carbon-talk-interested-in-learning-more-about-automotive-cf-parts.html
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Originally Posted by CarbonLTD
just for looks, 1x1 is a tighter weave. here's a good thread with detail info...https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=222328
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