I recently ordered a carbon fiber radiator cover and wire loom cover from DG Motorsports. I received it last Friday and excitedly unwrapped my new toy. Admittedly, this was an impulse purchase. I've never been a fan of carbon fiber, but thought maybe it would look good in the engine compartment. Anyway, I unwrap it and there's a scratch, areas that you could see through, and a couple of marks presumably used for measurement. Odd, because the fit really sucked. I had to trim a couple areas just to make it fit right.

In summary.....overpriced, bad fit, bad craftsmanship.

Good luck.

 

Back in my late model Z28 days, EVERYBODY that did buisness with them had problems and said the quality sucked. Sorry to hear about your dissapointment

 

I just checked out one today and it looked and fit really good, the only part that needed trimming was the Solenoid cover.

Just my .02

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Yeah, next time i'll do a little more homework. To tell the truth, i'm a lil embarassed. But since i've noticed a couple people talking about their bigger items, I thought I might give 'em a heads up.

It really looked like the fiberglass or epoxy or whatever is used in the process was poured over the OEM piece, dried, and shipped.

 

I can only speak from experience but I have seen 3 of their hoods and compared them to many of my friends CF hoods for their cars, and these are superior in every way. Fit, finish, ease in installation, everything. It took a little longer than I expected to arrive but it was worth the wait my DG hood is awesome.

 

I am not completely happy with my hood, but I have never had a hood fit so well! Hood has a couple of flaws in it. If you contact them they should help you out.

 

I just put mine in and the only piece I had a problem with was the Solenoid cover but nothing a dremel with a cut-off wheel wouldn't fix.
Everything else is just perfect...

Damn I love carbon fiber!!

 

Okay guys, post some pics.

 

Mine had a little X in one spot - looks like it's from the mold - otherwise was fine. I had to dremel the tabs for the wire cover, but that took about 2 minutes...





Mark