View Poll Results: Which roof option is best?
3M Black Overlay



3
60.00%
3M Carbon Fiber Overlay



1
20.00%
Carbon Fiber Cover



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So I currently have a stock exterior on my 05 Silverstone Z and plan on purchasing the Seibon TS style hood, I was also planning on do something with the roof to have the black/carbon fiber theme flow across the top of the car because my back window is 15% tint. So should I just get a cheap black overlay or carbon fiber overlay made from 3M? Or spend the extra money and get a real carbon fiber cover?
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Hmm good point, If I did go the overlay route though I have a local shop that could cut and place it on the car for a very small fee so im not worried about screwing it up just if it will look the same quality as the hood will.
Need more options, sticky rice is never a good thing. Ever think about painting the hood to match the car, sure you don't get as many rice points for it, but the car will look cleaner.
The vinyl MAY look the same as the hood when you get it, but the hood will fade faster than the vinyl will, if it does at all. I would seek out an Asuka double hump, then pick up the cf hatch thats on the East coast!!!!
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I'll take a look at the asuka double hump though!
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FYI, Im 83.5% sure the Asuka roof is discontinued... and you wouldnt HAVE to get the A pillars! Just go hood, roof, hatch! and terrasmak is ALLLLL FUNCTION, his car is pleasing to the eye because it all works....anything unnecessary (a carbon fiber hood that is the same weight as OEM) or adding weight with a roof cover.... The hatch really would save weight though... especially if you took the glass out and put the lightweight plastic stuff in it!
wrap the roof w vinyl gloss black to match the rar glass, its the only like to extend, the hood has nothing to do w the roof or trunk glass at 15%.
cheap and reversible and doesnt add any weight ha.
plenty of pics on it in google, look for yourself.
cheap and reversible and doesnt add any weight ha.
plenty of pics on it in google, look for yourself.
Not keen of CF hoods or roof.
However,if you are doing the hood in CF(I'd do a vented hood), do the roof in a real CF cover so both will match.Vinyl CF wrap is just not gonna have the same matching twill pattern and finish.Other option is just to do the roof in a gloss vinyl to match your rear window.Can the hood idea.
However,if you are doing the hood in CF(I'd do a vented hood), do the roof in a real CF cover so both will match.Vinyl CF wrap is just not gonna have the same matching twill pattern and finish.Other option is just to do the roof in a gloss vinyl to match your rear window.Can the hood idea.
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Not keen of CF hoods or roof.
However,if you are doing the hood in CF(I'd do a vented hood), do the roof in a real CF cover so both will match.Vinyl CF wrap is just not gonna have the same matching twill pattern and finish.Other option is just to do the roof in a gloss vinyl to match your rear window.Can the hood idea.
However,if you are doing the hood in CF(I'd do a vented hood), do the roof in a real CF cover so both will match.Vinyl CF wrap is just not gonna have the same matching twill pattern and finish.Other option is just to do the roof in a gloss vinyl to match your rear window.Can the hood idea.
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