**Official J's Racing Thread**
07-22-2014 | 06:14 PM
#1091
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Originally Posted by Thebob' timestamp='1405710301' post='23249819
^^^^^ that is rad!
Also guys I know the 70rr is over the top in noise, but how much more in your opinions do you think it is compared to the 70rs? Its a weekend only car, no daily. I'll probably get the stain less steel system new, since the titanium is to rich for my blood for an exhaust. Unless a lightly used one comes up for sale.
So I don't want to get the 70rs and regret not getting the 70rr. At the same time I know the 70rs is going to be really loud anyways, as are nearly all aftermarket exhausts.
What would you buy?
Just get the 70RR and have no RAAAGREEETTTSSS
09-21-2015 | 03:21 AM
#1097
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 3,642
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From: Florida
They make each piece in CFRP/FRP or just FRP. The CFRP/FRP has a carbon splitter while the bumper itself is fiberglass, the bottom half of the CFRP/FRP side skirts are carbon with the top being fiberglass, and the bottom edge of the CFRP/FRP rear bumper is carbon with the rest being fiberglass.
02-03-2016 | 03:26 PM
#1098
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Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Athens, Greece, Europe, Earth, Universe
I had a J's Racing Carbon V-type Hood in the past for track use and sold it to a fellow member. This time I wanted to get one once again, but found two of them and got them both. 
So... two J's Racing Carbon V-type Hoods. One was painted berlina black already and got it just two days ago repainted in NFR. I have kept the second as it is, in pure carbon. That is actually a nice way to swap the hoods for a different look once in a while.
Freshly painted and baked...
Just fitted... no reflections on the hood makes it look darker red, but it is actually exactly the same color under the sun and shade.
Both sides painted...
Nice view...
So... two J's Racing Carbon V-type Hoods. One was painted berlina black already and got it just two days ago repainted in NFR. I have kept the second as it is, in pure carbon. That is actually a nice way to swap the hoods for a different look once in a while.
Freshly painted and baked...
Just fitted... no reflections on the hood makes it look darker red, but it is actually exactly the same color under the sun and shade.
Both sides painted...
Nice view...
02-10-2016 | 11:54 AM
#1100
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 5,662
Likes: 3
I had a J's Racing Carbon V-type Hood in the past for track use and sold it to a fellow member. This time I wanted to get one once again, but found two of them and got them both.
So... two J's Racing Carbon V-type Hoods. One was painted berlina black already and got it just two days ago repainted in NFR. I have kept the second as it is, in pure carbon. That is actually a nice way to swap the hoods for a different look once in a while.
Freshly painted and baked...
Just fitted... no reflections on the hood makes it look darker red, but it is actually exactly the same color under the sun and shade.
Both sides painted...
Nice view...
So... two J's Racing Carbon V-type Hoods. One was painted berlina black already and got it just two days ago repainted in NFR. I have kept the second as it is, in pure carbon. That is actually a nice way to swap the hoods for a different look once in a while.
Freshly painted and baked...
Just fitted... no reflections on the hood makes it look darker red, but it is actually exactly the same color under the sun and shade.
Both sides painted...
Nice view...