garudathree
Well-Known Member
Took off the Toyota badge and found this underneath
That paint... D:Took off the Toyota badge and found this underneath
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Where did you get that carbon fiber ass from?Big day for my Supra. Lots of new parts installed!! I have never modified a car with performance/mechanical mods before, only cosmetics!
HKS Intake with the fully enclosed carbon box, Active Autowerke downpipe, AWE Track edition exhaust with diamond black tips, H&R lowering springs, Variant Maxim wheels and Michelin PS4S tires. And a Meme!
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all my exterior carbon fiber is STEK Dynocarbon gloss PPF! ?Where did you get that carbon fiber ass from?
Ah ok cool. Looks great. Thanks for letting me know.all my exterior carbon fiber is STEK Dynocarbon gloss PPF! ?
No problem! Thanks! It's not for everyone. Some people might think of it as a poser type of thing but I just like the look of carbon fiber but don't have the abundance of money nor the desire to maintain/take care of/replace real exterior carbon i.e. cracked front splitters. Especially since my car is a street car and I'll never benefit from the actual weight savings of real exterior carbon fiber parts. My engine bay pieces and interior pieces are real CF however. The overall consensus is that people love the dynocarbon gloss PPF as they mistake it for real CF and even after I tell them it is just PPF they have a hard time believing it because the film is pretty damn convincing and does look that real due to its depth and clarity.Ah ok cool. Looks great. Thanks for letting me know.
Nice. Who cares what people think, as long as you're happy that's all that really matters. I was considering going the full Andro kit but in my opinion, the rear end needs carbon to match the front and sides, so was curious about your build.No problem! Thanks! It's not for everyone. Some people might think of it as a poser type of thing but I just like the look of carbon fiber but don't have the abundance of money nor the desire to maintain/take care of/replace real exterior carbon i.e. cracked front splitters. Especially since my car is a street car and I'll never benefit from the actual weight savings of real exterior carbon fiber parts. My engine bay pieces and interior pieces are real CF however. The overall consensus is that people love the dynocarbon gloss PPF as they mistake it for real CF and even after I tell them it is just PPF they have a hard time believing it because the film is pretty damn convincing and does look that real due to its depth and clarity.
I thought the same thing about the ADRO kit and would have the real carbon pieces wrapped in the PPF to match exactly. I didn’t have issues with it melting with the stock exhaust. These new AWE tips are much closer to the diffuser so we’ll see. So far so good after a short 45 min drive today though.Nice. Who cares what people think, as long as you're happy that's all that really matters. I was considering going the full Andro kit but in my opinion, the rear end needs carbon to match the front and sides, so was curious about your build.
Do you have any issues with the PPF warping or melting around the exhausts?