VIS vs. Seibon
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From: Loudoun
Re: VIS vs. Seibon
Here is the fitment of my VIS hood before having to f^ck with it majorly. I havent driven this car in over a year, I'm sure it is in much worse condition now than it was in the pics.
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From: Norfolk
Re: VIS vs. Seibon
Go with VIS, i used to go to the owner of Seibons shop all the time back home when he had a shop there and they always sold CF stuff for cheap, meaning that it wasn't perfect. then again they also had quality stuff too, its just a roll of the dice and a personal preference.
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Re: VIS vs. Seibon
I have a ViS INvader hood as well....fitment was beautiful....the hood sat a tad high on the driver side...but it was due to a structural error on our part...with a slight adjustment, virtually seemless
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Re: VIS vs. Seibon
I had the VIS with the vent like that NX posted, and while it was far from the light hoods my friends had, the quality was impressive as hell IMO.
The guy on here with the silver prelude has the hood now, not sure if he still has the car or whatever.
No ricer jokes, I was like 17.
The guy on here with the silver prelude has the hood now, not sure if he still has the car or whatever.
No ricer jokes, I was like 17.
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Re: VIS vs. Seibon
I'm going to purchase another carbon fiber hood to replace the demolished one on my 93 Prelude. These are pretty much the only manufacturers I have found that produce one for my car. Prices aside, I'm looking for you guys' opinions on these two companies and who puts out a better product?
First hand experience would be best but I'm open to any thoughts or suggestions.
First hand experience would be best but I'm open to any thoughts or suggestions.
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Uno Mas
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Re: VIS vs. Seibon
Cracked down the bare fiber in numerous spots with pieces of it missing. Chipped on almost every outside edge and actually broke into two pieces by the passenger side hood hinge.
If it was just faded, you can sand them down and re-clear it again right?
If it was just faded, you can sand them down and re-clear it again right?
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