86design BRZ SEMA BUILD!!!

[Tansey86]

I was really hoping these would be a-pillar gauges or something. These aren't too practical.

[86design]

Originally Posted by jjdrivesajazz

it's hard to see how the placement of those gauges can serve useful while driving

I know my pics arent really doing any good...but the placement is perfect I could read all my guages just right when I'm driving!


will take better pics asap! hopefully tomorrow if not next week when I do my photo shoot

[86design]

Originally Posted by Tansey86

I was really hoping these would be a-pillar gauges or something. These aren't too practical.

I forgot to take the picture but there making a guage pod next to the driver side vent

[jumbaco]

the wheels and suspension sit nice in this pic. Car looks good man. Keep it up.

[mx5apex]

How did the Seibon hood and trunk fit? How hard is it to install them? They look really nice. I really love the duck tail on the trunk!

[chadstyle]

Originally Posted by mx5apex

How did the Seibon hood and trunk fit? How hard is it to install them? They look really nice. I really love the duck tail on the trunk!

Can't you see the big, nasty gap along the hood from the pics. Their parts are junk and fit like junk too. I'd be willing to bet that they weight more than factory parts too. Cheap crap.

[_F-R-S_]

52 posts...... Trolll....

[xclusive_brett]

Did you have to cut the supports behind the dash to install the guage pods? I really like that location.

[chadstyle]

Originally Posted by _F-R-S_

52 posts...... Trolll....

No troll buddy, I know Seibon parts very well. I've spent almost 20 years in the custom car industry and have tons of experience. My work speaks for itself.

Look at the pictures..you can see how bad the seams are and the pics are from far away. They are horrible, heavy parts. Do some investigating for yourself and I know you will echo my comments. I'm here to help others and if that's steering them away from bad products then so be it.

[6-Shift]

I second the question on the Seibon parts...and a note on carbon fiber like this: this is not "real" carbon fiber like what racers use. If you want real weight savings get a dry carbon hood. While this may save a tiny bit of weight, it's for looks. And currently seibon basically makes the only custom hoods for our cars sooo...But anyway, how does the hood fit?

[86design]

Originally Posted by chadstyle

Can't you see the big, nasty gap along the hood from the pics. Their parts are junk and fit like junk too. I'd be willing to bet that they weight more than factory parts too. Cheap crap.

troll for sure...

BUT THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENT

[86design]

Originally Posted by mx5apex

How did the Seibon hood and trunk fit? How hard is it to install them? They look really nice. I really love the duck tail on the trunk!

I'll be honest the hood and trunk was a great fitment....The trunk fit just right! the hood had no problems like other companies out there...

that little gap that this troll or is saying is cause we had one of the strut bars loose and it was hitting the roof of the hood..

[86design]

Originally Posted by xclusive_brett

Did you have to cut the supports behind the dash to install the guage pods? I really like that location.

on this model I did...but this is just the pro-to-type....the final production, you wont have to cut through anything

[86design]

Originally Posted by Missourifornian

I second the question on the Seibon parts...and a note on carbon fiber like this: this is not "real" carbon fiber like what racers use. If you want real weight savings get a dry carbon hood. While this may save a tiny bit of weight, it's for looks. And currently seibon basically makes the only custom hoods for our cars sooo...But anyway, how does the hood fit?

i completey agree with you...if you wanted to know more about SEIBON's carbon fiber I would go on there website...

as for the hood its a nice design and I love how the car looks with there products on