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Originally Posted by Bobby @ LG Motorsports
(Post 1566396635)
I have this carbon one here, sanded and cleared ( They do not come out shiney like that out of the mold, gary can vouch for that with wet lay)
But its ready to go, no muss, no fuss, no wait. Bobby |
I like Jason HOOD!!! Everyone has a different opinion and I am glad they do, otherwise we would all have the same car and color!
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Originally Posted by 427Z
(Post 1566332823)
the difference btween the pics of those exotics is that they are tastefully done and do not clash with the colors of the cars in the way red z does.
the red z makes the outline of the hood painfully obvious and screws up the lines of the car. it just looks like the hood needs to be painted. whatever floats you boat but comparing those exotic cars and how they are done to the red z is apples to oranges |
Anyone have pics of a Cyber Grey ZO6 with a carbon fiber hood?
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For those who do not like the hood on Jason's Katech Z06, you really need to see it in person because pictures do not do it justice. It looks freakin' awesome! :thumbs:
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Originally Posted by 427Z
(Post 1566332823)
the difference btween the pics of those exotics is that they are tastefully done and do not clash with the colors of the cars in the way red z does.
the red z makes the outline of the hood painfully obvious and screws up the lines of the car. it just looks like the hood needs to be painted. whatever floats you boat but comparing those exotic cars and how they are done to the red z is apples to oranges |
Originally Posted by Katech_Jason
(Post 1566333082)
I can understand where you are coming from. I like it though and so do about 50% of the people that see it in person. I get better response from people that actually see the car. Internet pictures do it no justice.
In respect to diversity and personal taste(s) I don't find it rice but do find that its sense of composition (CF) is integrally conducive more so with a black, cyber grey, or a dark color scheme, and share 427Z's opinion about the continuity aspect of hood vs. roof top – different planes. Form and function does have merit as well as does placement/elevation relative to separation. Again, nothing intended but opinion merely rendered to aesthetic consideration however of personal perception and subjectivity. The hood also appears to fit better than most, and I agree that pictures at times can discredit actual conditions. Just look at a forum member’s thread here and the reviews regarding his wide bodied Corvette. I suspect it may indeed look every bit better in reality than pictures make of it. Incidentally, there’s nothing wrong with contrast if the elements of the form, less by insistence, lend themselves to such expression. Whether yea or nay, after all that’s said, it’s what pleases you that matters. – best |
I would get the carbon hood and paint it. You'll still see the carbon on the undersurface. Another option is paint it and leave the louvres in exposed carbon.
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damn back from the dead on this topic
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that aston martin interior is amazing
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I think they would look better leaving the raised center and the louvers exposed CF, and paint the rest of the hood (almost like 1stZ's car). I'd take it down to the nose and just follow the natural lines of the hood. Get someone to airbrush the scoop area with CF...
I can agree that the entire hood "only" just doesn't do it for me...I would want it to follow some of the body lines...used as an "accent" it would look killer...kinda like a Cooksie edition with a CF hood stripe :thumbs: |
How much kinds of all carbon hoods(weaved) for C6 Z06?
Anybody got pics of them? :lurk: |
Originally Posted by jkrlucas
(Post 1570781122)
Anyone have pics of a Cyber Grey ZO6 with a carbon fiber hood?
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Originally Posted by Bahnzii
(Post 1570917158)
:iagree:
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/q...r-troopers.jpg http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e_All_Like.jpg |
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