[PFYC]

COPO Style DS Carbon Fiber Hood for 2016-2017 Camaro $1,322.10

Add the popular COPO style to your current Camaro with the 100% Carbon Fiber COPO style hood. This Anderson Composites features an enlarged air intake to help with the hot air extraction. With it being made out of 100% carbon fiber it will lower the overall weight of your Camaro. Anderson Composites components are carefully hand-crafted using only the finest materials. Anderson Composites production team offers superior craftsmanship with many years of experience working with carbon fiber.

*COPO STYLE WITH MORE AGGRESSIVE "COWL BULGE"

*CARBON FIBER "SKELETON" BONDED TO UNDERSIDE OF CARBON FIBER HOOD - REDUCED WEIGHT

*REQUIRES HOOD PINS FOR SAFETY REASONS




http://www.pfyc.com/copo-style-ds-ca...17-camaro.html

[KyWildcats]

how much weight does it save over stock hood?

[PFYC]

Originally Posted by KyWildcats

how much weight does it save over stock hood?

I do not have any numbers in front of me but I will contact Anderson and hopefully get you some information.

[Anderson Composites]

Due to the hand-made nature of a Vacuum Infused Carbon Fiber manufacturing processes product weights can change slightly due to the specific resin saturation of any given piece. With that said... Anderson Composites Copo Style Hood AC-HD16CHCAM-CP-DS Weighs 18.8 lbs. Our Type AZ Hood weighs 15.5 lBS.

[brettman]

I like it, and price isn't too bad. I was going to order a 2015 hood, cut the cowl and fit to my 2016 hood. This might be a better option.
Any pics from inside, looking out??? See how much visibility is lost, Thanks.

[PFYC]

COPO Style DS Carbon Fiber Hood for 2016-2017 Camaro $1,322.10

http://www.pfyc.com/copo-style-ds-ca...17-camaro.html

[dennis@hixsonnet.com]

Originally Posted by PFYC

COPO Style DS Carbon Fiber Hood for 2016-2017 Camaro $1,322.10

http://www.pfyc.com/copo-style-ds-ca...17-camaro.html

Hey there - so this hood will not latch with the stock hood latching system? Say where it said hood pins were required.. I would hate to have to drill into that carbon fiber hood!!!

[PFYC]

Yes, this does go on exactly how the factory one comes off, there is no additional drilling.

[dennis@hixsonnet.com]

Originally Posted by PFYC

Yes, this does go on exactly how the factory one comes off, there is no additional drilling.

But is states here:
Product Description
•••••
Add the popular COPO style to your current Camaro with the 100% Carbon Fiber COPO style hood. This Anderson Composites features an enlarged air intake to help with the hot air extraction. With it being made out of 100% carbon fiber it will lower the overall weight of your Camaro. Anderson Composites components are carefully hand-crafted using only the finest materials. Anderson Composites production team offers superior craftsmanship with many years of experience working with carbon fiber.

*COPO STYLE WITH MORE AGGRESSIVE "COWL BULGE"

*CARBON FIBER "SKELETON" BONDED TO UNDERSIDE OF CARBON FIBER HOOD - REDUCED WEIGHT

*REQUIRES HOOD PINS FOR SAFETY REASONS

[Evil-Bee-NH]

Originally Posted by dennis@hixsonnet.com

But is states here:
Product Description
•••••
Add the popular COPO style to your current Camaro with the 100% Carbon Fiber COPO style hood. This Anderson Composites features an enlarged air intake to help with the hot air extraction. With it being made out of 100% carbon fiber it will lower the overall weight of your Camaro. Anderson Composites components are carefully hand-crafted using only the finest materials. Anderson Composites production team offers superior craftsmanship with many years of experience working with carbon fiber.

*COPO STYLE WITH MORE AGGRESSIVE "COWL BULGE"

*CARBON FIBER "SKELETON" BONDED TO UNDERSIDE OF CARBON FIBER HOOD - REDUCED WEIGHT

*REQUIRES HOOD PINS FOR SAFETY REASONS

They say hood pins because of how lightweight it is to save their ass for insurance reasons. Using the stock latch can still cause the hood to jerk up on the edges under high speeds and CF is not Aluminum so it breaks if it's put under to much pressure in one small area. Hood Pins are always a good idea with a CF hood.

[dennis@hixsonnet.com]

Originally Posted by Evil-Bee-NH

They say hood pins because of how lightweight it is to save their ass for insurance reasons. Using the stock latch can still cause the hood to jerk up on the edges under high speeds and CF is not Aluminum so it breaks if it's put under to much pressure in one small area. Hood Pins are always a good idea with a CF hood.

Thank you sir.