Ok, so my seibon hood finally arrived today (TY Braden, hood is max b4ll3r st4tus)
BUT... because I like to buy things without measuring and double checking, it doesn't fit over my giant ass turbo . It hits the hood the same place that the stock hood hits, only I cant bash in carbon fiber...
Now, what I have discovered is that the part it hits is not the hood itself but the area right where the "pillar" esque thing is.
Question 1:
How bad would it be to cut into my brand-ass-new hood to get this to fit? Do I risk major structural integrity by chopping it?
Question 2:
Say per chance I can cut into this B and I get it to fit... What kind of tolerance to the heat does carbon fiber have? I have literally cooked meals on my hood before (eggs and bacon) it gets that hot... Would this have any affect on it? I know carbon fiber is made by heat treating to like 1500 C and my clear coat on the stock hood shows no wear, but maybe someone has an experience?
BUT... because I like to buy things without measuring and double checking, it doesn't fit over my giant ass turbo . It hits the hood the same place that the stock hood hits, only I cant bash in carbon fiber...
Now, what I have discovered is that the part it hits is not the hood itself but the area right where the "pillar" esque thing is.
Question 1:
How bad would it be to cut into my brand-ass-new hood to get this to fit? Do I risk major structural integrity by chopping it?
Question 2:
Say per chance I can cut into this B and I get it to fit... What kind of tolerance to the heat does carbon fiber have? I have literally cooked meals on my hood before (eggs and bacon) it gets that hot... Would this have any affect on it? I know carbon fiber is made by heat treating to like 1500 C and my clear coat on the stock hood shows no wear, but maybe someone has an experience?
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