My new build, 2013 Infiniti G37s coupe
That's awesome, what were the numbers?
Will Synergy Composites make carbon fiber pieces for anything? I see a few parts for the G on their website but some you have weren't on there. It looks like he does great work but wanted to compare it to Carbon Fiber Elements.
Will Synergy Composites make carbon fiber pieces for anything? I see a few parts for the G on their website but some you have weren't on there. It looks like he does great work but wanted to compare it to Carbon Fiber Elements.
Thanks jpowersjr2
The G is tuned perfectly, final numbers are 314/260. The difference is night and day.
It's unfortunate that I have to inform you that Synergy has failed. I myself have waited 7 months for my custom front cf splitter and side& rear splitters. As of today nothing. He's had problems with other customers which have come out and blasted him in order to get their parts. Others like myself are still waiting for parts which have been in his shop for months now. When a person takes to lie and uses excesses he's done, can't be trusted. Most everyone stopped placing orders and have spread the word not to deal with him. Those that have a gift and can't understand themselves is just sad.
The G is tuned perfectly, final numbers are 314/260. The difference is night and day.
It's unfortunate that I have to inform you that Synergy has failed. I myself have waited 7 months for my custom front cf splitter and side& rear splitters. As of today nothing. He's had problems with other customers which have come out and blasted him in order to get their parts. Others like myself are still waiting for parts which have been in his shop for months now. When a person takes to lie and uses excesses he's done, can't be trusted. Most everyone stopped placing orders and have spread the word not to deal with him. Those that have a gift and can't understand themselves is just sad.
I think what I'm seeing is the rad cover and engine cover in body color, as well as the vertical curvy pieces under the back trim seal. I like that, I really do.
No so much the arbitrary red sections of the rad cover, though. Have you considered a gloss black there?
Those Z1 couplers work with all the red going on, although it's difficult to get all kinds of red to work together. Just because something is red, and red is the theme, it doesn't mean it matches. That red anodized rad cap cover, for example. Love the piece, but it looks odd next to the gloss red that's elsewhere.
OP, have you ever considered a blank plate in the back, with a single piece of trim seal? That was a winter project of mine last year, and it's something I could see you taking on.
No so much the arbitrary red sections of the rad cover, though. Have you considered a gloss black there?Those Z1 couplers work with all the red going on, although it's difficult to get all kinds of red to work together. Just because something is red, and red is the theme, it doesn't mean it matches. That red anodized rad cap cover, for example. Love the piece, but it looks odd next to the gloss red that's elsewhere.
OP, have you ever considered a blank plate in the back, with a single piece of trim seal? That was a winter project of mine last year, and it's something I could see you taking on.
Dipstick will be painted soon
Too many hours, hope to have it done in the future
I think what I'm seeing is the rad cover and engine cover in body color, as well as the vertical curvy pieces under the back trim seal. I like that, I really do.
No so much the arbitrary red sections of the rad cover, though. Have you considered a gloss black there?
Those Z1 couplers work with all the red going on, although it's difficult to get all kinds of red to work together. Just because something is red, and red is the theme, it doesn't mean it matches. That red anodized rad cap cover, for example. Love the piece, but it looks odd next to the gloss red that's elsewhere.
OP, have you ever considered a blank plate in the back, with a single piece of trim seal? That was a winter project of mine last year, and it's something I could see you taking on.
No so much the arbitrary red sections of the rad cover, though. Have you considered a gloss black there?Those Z1 couplers work with all the red going on, although it's difficult to get all kinds of red to work together. Just because something is red, and red is the theme, it doesn't mean it matches. That red anodized rad cap cover, for example. Love the piece, but it looks odd next to the gloss red that's elsewhere.
OP, have you ever considered a blank plate in the back, with a single piece of trim seal? That was a winter project of mine last year, and it's something I could see you taking on.
Z1 red matches pretty good and yes radiator cap has to go.
I have a custom plate for that rear section, should have it done next year







That's impressive. Is the cover matched to the car's paint?