Those with Tiger Racing Hoods......
The carbon fiber Tiger hood we have works great. We have the version that does not use pins. It does flex noticeably at speed and as a result there are small flex cracks in the paint. I have seen this in all of the carbon fiber versions I have been around, so if you are buying it for cosmetic, it is the only negative issue I see.
Last edited by Apollo; Mar 4, 2013 at 01:09 PM.
The paint work on mine sucks and it was never properly fitted (I'll fix it one day when I can get a spare hand to help me line it all up), but that's no fault of the hood.
I'll put some aerocatches on mine at some point here, but at this time its survived track duty without issue.
Probably one of my favorite parts of my car.
I'll put some aerocatches on mine at some point here, but at this time its survived track duty without issue.
Probably one of my favorite parts of my car.
The paint work on mine sucks and it was never properly fitted (I'll fix it one day when I can get a spare hand to help me line it all up), but that's no fault of the hood.
I'll put some aerocatches on mine at some point here, but at this time its survived track duty without issue.
Probably one of my favorite parts of my car.
I'll put some aerocatches on mine at some point here, but at this time its survived track duty without issue.
Probably one of my favorite parts of my car.
I have had mine for a year with 25 track days, dozens of car washes and a daily driver when it's not snowing and I've had no issues and no regrets. I have the FG version.
Last edited by cloud9; Mar 7, 2013 at 07:44 PM.
The only issue I just thought of, that you may run into, is possibly having the body shop, if you have it put on at one, tell you that you can't drive it in the rain because the engine will get wet.
Whats the engine bay look like after you get caught in the rain? That's the one thing beside the money that gives me second thoughts. I do love the look though. It's a perfect look on the 2012.
Yeah no issues with the rain. After my last track weekend with 20 minutes at or near red line, I can park the car and not even need to lift the hood because its not that hot under there. Compare that to the stock hood which was basically tin foil keeping the heat in, don't paint it however until after running a lot of heat cycles into it, otherwise it will crack the paint.
Mine is the body shop now getting painted. Hoping it is done tomorrow so I can take the boss to Bristol this weekend. I was told by a lot of folks that the rain thing wasn't an issue and I am hoping that is the case. All I need to do now is get the 302s grill and my mods are done for this year unless I cave in and do some gauges in the LS pod and maybe get the LS or a Shelby rear spoiler. Decisions decisions decisions.
No issues, no regrets
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