Custom "Plain" Carbon Magnum Hood

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  1. rwalshphoto

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    John and Zack really took care of me with this order. I purchased a carbon fiber diffuser from Stack Performance earlier in the month which is made of a square or "plain" weave instead of a standard twill carbon. I called CBD and talked to the guys about making a hood to match. A week and a half later it showed up at my door :) Packaging was extremely well done, lots of bubble and secured in the box. The hood is absolutely stunning, the weave is massive and the laminate looks a mile deep. Check it out...

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    sexy :drool: You gonna leave it CF or do some sort of paint work to it, only keeping part of the CF exposed?
     
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    That looks incredible!!!!
     
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    Sweet ass Ryan! When's she going on the car??? Take some good shots!!!!
     
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    WOW, Ryan, not only do I like that style hood but the CARBON is incredible!
     
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    That's hot as shit dude!!!!! :rockon:
     
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    I'd get some hood pins on that ASAP!
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    You might not like em',but it's better than the hood suddenly smashing into the windshield.
     
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    and you should have them make you a roof too :clap:
     
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    I was gonna ask CBD about that... are they absolutely necessary? I was going to get the flush mount ones if thats the case.
     
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    Quick Mgmt. - I can't help you

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    Hood will flex at speed. Unless you're sure it's more rigid than stock and that the hood latch is reinforced into the hood better than stock I think it's best to assume that you're dealing with a tarp with a tie down at the hood latch...
     
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    I have yet to see a CF hood that didn't need them.....watch your hood as you drive,bet it scares you once you realize how much movement and lift there is.
     
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    Yeah...Im convinced. Im going to get some Aeroforce pins and get them in early this week. I have a lot of miles to put on it before then but I'm thinking some painters tape to keep the wind from getting up in there from the nose until I get the pins in.
     
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    I'd say keep your speed reasonable and an eye on the hood. Check where the latch bar is attached occassionally to check for stress too. I'm not sure but I believe the wind that's getting up in there is what's coming in through the radiator... don't want to tape that up.
     
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    Right now the belly pan is off so hopefully that relieves a bit of the pressure too if air can escape from bellow.
     
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    Actually that creates more pressure under the hood.The belly pans will help to somewhat create a vacuum.
     
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    There is also the wing effect of the air going over the top of the hood... basically, there is just a crap load of forces trying to lift/push your hood off the car :eek:oh:
     
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    CBD should use those pics you took for their ads. Great hood, and amazing photos.


    I noticed today that the stock hood on my car moves enough to make me uncomfortable at anything over 100mph...