Wrapped engine bay plastics in wood and carbon fiber

So I know i'm probably not the only one who has done this. BUT, I am however the only one in my area if not state to do it. :D It's kinda different, but that's what we're all about correct? Anyways, feel free to love it or hate it. It's all good criticism in my book. :) The engine bay isn't done yet. It's still under construction. lol Thanks goin out to my homie Mark Wu for puttin in the time to help me with it.
 
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Not bad are there more pieces to be wrapped?

NICE! how is it with the engine temps?

Fresh! that looks really clean, also curious about the heat.

ILL!!
gives me an idea to wanna do mine...so that white is cf? can't really tell

Thanks guys. Well the heat so far isn't an issue on the intake part. But I think i'm only gonna put the main cover on when I go to shows or meets. :) I don't wanna risk it. But my friends BMW has the same material in his engine bay and it's been in there for 2 years and still looks good. Some corners are coming up a little but nothing major. 
 
There are a couple other pieces that will be wrapped. Also a few more things will be added in the engine bay to try and make it presentable at shows. :)
 
And Yes, the white is carbon fiber. If you see it person you can tell. The pics kinda blend the pattern.

that looks pretty dope actually!:biggthumpup:

i can dig it. i would have chose one or the other but that's personal preferance. overall looks good.

not feeling the wood but it looks Clean

blackwood woulda suited me a lil better ;)

Temp is no problem, ran it on my valve cover and the guy that did it has it on his 800hp nova so it does alright lol.

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I actually dig it! NICE!

oooo pancake approved?! wuuuut. :) Yea i was actually debating on doing all wood. BUT, since someone has done all wood in her GS400 I chose to do both. To try and be a little original. lol

PM me, i know a guy who will do it in real carbon

I think it's sick

:biggthumpup:

Wrap the strut towers in the white CF to complete the look (IMO) and maybe even the STB

Edit: Oh and the battery, wrap the top of the battery too

Damn! I wanna do my plastics! Would that be biting? =\ looks dope!!

Biting is a form of flattery of a good idea. My guy does killer carbon work. And not sure if this is a looking for thread? or he can do it thread.. but he do all sorts of cool stuff, his carbon work is pretty awesome. He even wrapped parts of a bike in real carbon.

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[QUOTE=Gm0_M45;408791]Damn! I wanna do my plastics! Would that be biting? =\ looks dope!![/QUOTE]
 
Umm hell nah brah. DO IT! It would look sick in your engine bay. And if it were biting, then i'd be a biter myself because I KNOW someone has done this waaaaay before. Especially my "cousins" in japan. :)

i have some engine pieces dipped in "carbon fiber" and have no issues with heat. real carbon looks better but it comes with the price.
 
i think the white with the wood pieces look good. a friend of mine has his GS4 in all burlwood and i think it's too much.

Sourcehydro.com

im waiting for a response from a water transfer shop down in atl for a quote to dip my factory wood grain trim in that blackwood pattern.

can anyone give me some rough measurements of each wood trim piece in a y34? =) dont have the car yet so i cant do it meself atm