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do you want real carbon fibre bonnets or fake ones like UAS sells for a grand?

Real ones will cost you about 3 grand. Fibreglass ones with a carbon fibre layer glued onto em will cost you about a grand.

Fibremotive should be able to hook you up with a fake one. for real ones you're gonna have to get em from japan I guess.

the only real reason you'd need a real carbon fibre bonnet is for custom ducting to custom fabricated FMIC, oil coolers brake coolers etc. It also lightens the bonnet, which is only helpful in race purposes, where its somewhat risky to use a fibreglass bonnet in case of a frontal collision. pure carbon fibre crumbles whereas fibreglass cracks.

But i'm guessing you jus want it for looks :D go for a fibreglass one :D

im getting mine from UAS soon... dont like all those ducts in them tho... but its that or a GTR one... but it will mean i will have to find a GTR one in black and its too much stuffing around trying to find one.

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