Carbon Fiber Interior Pieces

[SlyStoner421]

heres a few shots of the new pieces in the ride.

I like the look but I may sell them tomorrow at M&G if someone is absolutely in love with them or something lol..

[mikek18]

I think they are terrible personaly, but if you want to sell them I will give you like $2.50. haha i actualy think its pretty cool. not my style but it looks good and its different than everyone else.

[SlyStoner421]

im not a big fan of the shift knob but it looks better then my black one that shows wear

[bmwmcars]

is it real carbon fiber or is it printed to look like carbon fiber?

[SlyStoner421]

looks like some style of painting it, with a clear coat on top. looks darn close to the real thing.

I'm just always trying to keep things tasteful but keep it from looking like everyone elses.

[GOR1LA]

if you did the whole interior that way it wouldn't be to bad but like that it looks wierd 8-O

[BP_Z28]

i think it looks good..now its not the same bird!

[b.a.camaro]

I don't think it looks bad, but like i tell everyone else it's your ride do what makes you happy, everyone doesn't like some things we do to our rides wich makes us different from everyone else. just my opinion

[MiT/A'96]

I don't think it looks bad, but like i tell everyone else it's your ride do what makes you happy, everyone doesn't like some things we do to our rides wich makes us different from everyone else. just my opinion

X2....

[MORNINGSTAR2101]

agreed, but i dont understand why you would go out of your way to pay for something that looks like carbon fiber and put it in your car without getting the benefits.

[SlyStoner421]

getting the benefits? the benefits are looks and to be just a little different then everyone else

[MP81]

It's probably carbon-fiber dipped.

My brother had a carbon-fiber dipped intake manifold cover for his Monte Carlo, he got it from work (he works for Decoma/VZE).

[meissen]

Yeah, carbon fiber dipping is an interesting process. I vaguely remember reading about it somewhere but don't know anymore.

[SlyStoner421]

well the backs of them arnt carbon fiber. so im not sure if they were dipped in anything

[meissenation]

It's like a photosynthesis dipping process if I remember correctly. I'll try and find the article I read on it awhile ago. Again, this is just if I remember it correctly... they do some sort of pool with the carbon fiber design floating on top. As the piece dips into the pool, the design wraps around the piece and gives it the look of it being a vacuum bagged custom carbon fiber piece.