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Carbon Fiber Dash Kits
I've seen a couple post these kits installed on everything except our 370z. Here are pictures of my carbon kit installed for future references. It's a hate it or love it type deal.
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...209_085107.jpg http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...209_085059.jpg http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...209_085129.jpg http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...209_085149.jpg |
Looks good. Some of those pieces I haven't seen done before. Who did the work?
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Not bad at all. What did it run? Carbon signal wants $500 for their carbon fiber kit and Evor wants about $900 for their carbon fiber kit. Which I found to be ridiculous and did not offer it in any other colors.
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just so everyone knows this is not real carbon fiber. this is a stick on overlay that gives the appearance of whatever it is replicating. it is a flexable plastic sticker of sorts. does not look bad but is not to be compared with the stuff that carbon fiber element and carbon signal does. so dont try to compare apples to oranges. :tup:
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I just checked it out for myself. It’s a steal over the vendors.
$101.40 with free shipping will get you the main kit seen here REMIN® - Main Kit - 2011 Nissan 370Z Dash Kit. Lots of colors, layouts and carbon fibers to choose from. $27.30 will get you the exterior kit seen here REMIN® - Exterior Kit - 2011 Nissan 370Z Exterior Trim. The exterior kit im not to fond of looks a lil cheezy but posted it regardless. |
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If these look just as good as their counterpart that is |
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that whole kit looks awesome. for the price it seems like a good deal. :tup:
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RE- read my post above. If it looks just as GOOD, like i said. Why pay more. Obviously if these look tacky and cheesy of course we'd pay more for the real thing. SINCE you have both, do the forum a favor and take a side by side of things. You'd be more help for the people deciding. |
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Here you go. the sliver is the pieces in question around the radio face. looks ok on a flat service but you cannot get the depth/curvature that you can with carbon fiber that has been molded/wrapped. When I ordered mine they did not have the red carbon fiber so I may order it again to see what it looks like just for the hell of it but as you can see I only used the pieces to cover the black over the radio face. the rest really made the interior look cheap. and just so you know the only pieces that overlap from this kit and what others vendors supply are the door pieces that go around the controls.
http://www.the370z.com/members/kelly...1-100-1147.jpg |
I have the same kit from Carid. It's a decent kit and I only used a few pieces, but thinking about replacing with black CF from Carbon Fiber Elements in the future:
http://www.the370z.com/members/pfdax...rbon-fiber.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/pfdax...rbon-fiber.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/pfdax...ew-monitor.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/pfdax...ge-overlay.jpg |
This is stuff hs kids did back in the f&f days... If you're doing something, do it right. Leave the fake cf for the fart can honda kids
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These kits are legit. They are extremely solid and look really nice. I just cant see myself paying 300$ for a small simple carbon fiber part. If what you want is peace of mind with the real deal go right ahead. If you want the same look for a more reasonable price do what I did. I have had NOTHING but excellent comments/critisicms by people who witness it in person. Not one bad comment up to date. These a are solid and thick overlays with STRONG adhesive that will last you a lifetime if taken care off. Trust me fellas. You WONT be dissapointed with the product. From one man to another. I will be replying to all inboxes. Ask anything and I will try to answer asap. Danny
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Though I don't care for the CF trend, I don't see why you should pay for "real" cf if its just an overlay and looks the same as this. It's not like you're saving weight on your dash
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real CF is not an overlay. That is the point that I have tried to make here. real carbon fiber is just like fiberglass. you mold it, clear it etc. This kit is a simulated sticker. it does not give the appearance of real carbon fiber. everyone is so bent about the price and refuses to listen to what others are trying to say here. simple fact is if you like it then go for it. simple as that. I paid for the real deal because you can tell a difference in feel and sight and when I did go the sticker route at first before anyone started producing a quality product I had this kit. and from my experience there are only certain pieces that look good enough to go on my car the rest went to the trash. At the end of the day it is each persons decision what they put on their car. All I have tried to do here is give people a honest opinion on this and allow them to make a decision. I jsut hope those those serious about wanting to know the facts actually read the comments of those that have the products and not take someones opinion that does not know the differences. now I am done trying to help on this thread so carry on.
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i mean guys.. does this http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...209_085129.jpg honestly look like this? http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...54436068_n.jpg just my :twocents:. probably not needed. i just kinda feel added cf stikers to a $40k car is making it feel so much cheaper than it should feel. hell, i even tried di-noc on an interior piece, but quickly decided to go real cf afterwards because it looked cheap |
Well it could... if you used the same camera, camera angle, and lighting...
Don't knock it until you've tried it. |
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http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...87429750_n.jpg
http://sphotos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...59485829_n.jpg http://sphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...19474088_n.jpg i thought i would just stick my :twocents: in here since everyone is defending the stick on ones so much and hating on kelly tryna show his point. OP ive had the stick on ones on two of my previous cars. You are correct they did the job, and got me tons of compliments and saved me alota money if you dont wanna spend 2k on interior pieces then this kit is for you.... But if you want perfection and oem quality CARBON FIBER ELEMENT or CARBON SIGNAL is the way to go :tup: and to point out the whole argument about carbon signal overlays. They are indeed stuck on BUT they dont have edges because they are molded to the shape of the pieces they cover :D btw those photos ^^^ were taken with my cellphone :tup: just for your reference |
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It all boils down to what can you afford & what you intend to do with the car.
I can't afford a 6,000.00 interior. Until I can Stickers may be away to get the look on the cheap, but I would much rather tell someone my interior is real CF. This is a touchy subject for people cause the cost. I'm poor and proud of it, stickers fine for me :tiphat: !!! |
One thing I hate about the stickers is the rounded appearance that it gives the pieces. I have been playing with Di Noc and its pretty cool I like how thin it is so it doesnt give that real round appearance. Of course if money were no object I would rather do the real stuff but Di Noc is about 90% of real
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