Carbon Fiber Headliner
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12-26-2008 | 07:00 AM
#17
This is where the idea came from i almost bought one for my rsx then i sold it and now my headliner in the z is rough looking and just want something entirely different.
I would say it would go in through the hatch just fine. the only thing i was thinking is all the lights and visors would also have to be painted or changed into black!
I would say it would go in through the hatch just fine. the only thing i was thinking is all the lights and visors would also have to be painted or changed into black!
12-26-2008 | 07:20 AM
#18
This is where the idea came from i almost bought one for my rsx then i sold it and now my headliner in the z is rough looking and just want something entirely different.
I would say it would go in through the hatch just fine. the only thing i was thinking is all the lights and visors would also have to be painted or changed into black!
I would say it would go in through the hatch just fine. the only thing i was thinking is all the lights and visors would also have to be painted or changed into black!
12-26-2008 | 08:43 AM
#19
I thought CF was meant to save weight? Why do people keep making CF overlays or stick on pieces? It's kinda pointless. Oh well i guess im over they whole lets buy a part cause it looks cool thing.
12-26-2008 | 12:18 PM
#20
Cf is suppose to reduce weight but it looks sweet. everything on the market except a few rare items is a fiberglass overlap meaning your actually adding weight. if your not a true racer pulling out your interior pulling the dash all that junk whats an extra 2+ lbs