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Looks good... did I miss it, or did you post weight difference? won't matter to everyone, but it's big on my list... can't commit without that. Thanks.
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That is because they use a carbon fiber wrap around another material to achieve the CF hood. Make a dry carbon hood and you are looking at no more than 5-6lbs for our hood which should shave a few pounds.
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I think it looks "hacked up" because it looks like there wasn't much thought put into the design past just cutting some vents into the OEM hood, which anybody can do that knows how to cut sheet metal. The point is that the vents don't have any real aerodynamic design behind them to create the most effective negative pressure areas which make the hood good at heat extraction (what I'm assuming is the intended design in the first place). I actually am in the market for a 370z, which is why I joined this board in the first place. |
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