Check out this Dodge Charger with some unique carbon fiber and other performance goodies.
Anderson Composites 2020 Dodge Hellcat Widebody - YouTube
Anderson Composites 2020 Dodge Hellcat Widebody - YouTube
Thank you for the product suggestions. The Challenger is definitely a popular platform.More great products from you.
P.S. - Sure wish ya'll would start making some narrow body stuff though (challenger specifically). Much larger market too. REALLY want a carbon front lip, rocker panels and rear valence for my 15 HC Challenger.
You ever see the ferraris where you can see the CF texture through the paint? Thats what Im talking about. It would be cool as shit.Over $8k plus spray cost to paint it so it looks like what you already have??????.?..?
That makes me laugh.
Only way i would do this is if I had a black car AND hit the lottery. I like go fast parts more than parking lot tuner bling lol.
I mean there are (ahem) people that can afford to do things like this. It might be lol to you, but to others it's business as usual.No doubt. But that is alot of ching chang for someone to say 'cool' in a parking lot.
I guess my mind doesnt waste money for zero gain like the "ahem"s.I mean there are (ahem) people that can afford to do things like this. It might be lol to you, but to others it's business as usual.
Dont get upset. Swapping out the hood, trunklid and spoiler for these CF pieces would be a very measurable gain for sure. Not zero lol.I guess my mind doesnt waste money for zero gain like the "ahem"s.
True. But for the cost of doing that you could do a pulley, tune, E85 and net 200hp and those carbon pieces might give you a tenth in the 1/4mi. Probably more like 0.05. Most folks do the carbon stuff for looks, as to really get the benefit of CF, the whole damn car has to be made of it. A few body panels does little.Dont get upset. Swapping out the hood, trunklid and spoiler for these CF pieces would be a very measurable gain for sure. Not zero lol.
Yeah if you were going for actual gains and not just the cool or exotic factor, then it should be the last set of things you do to the car. Of course there are a laundry list of cheaper mods that hold way better bang for your buck. But as I eluded to before, not all of us are on the bang for your buck mod plan. Its not for everyone, and neither is buying a 707hp daily driver for that matter.True. But for the cost of doing that you could do a pulley, tune, E85 and net 200hp and those carbon pieces might give you a tenth in 1/4. Probably more like 0.05.