[C7 Carbon]

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[C7 Carbon]

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[WallsAndFoundations]

Originally Posted by C7 Carbon

Hi everyone!
We are currently gauging interest on new projects for the 6 Gen Camaro SS and we currently have these 2 items on the drawing board:

1) ZL1 1LE style canards; installed directly on OEM SS bumper and driving light assembly.
2) Driving light delete caps; to help give an extra aggressive appearance to the SS front end.

We'll make sure to post some pics shortly to help illustrate both projects.
In the meantime, we would love to hear from you regarding these ideas and see if that's something you would like to see on your SS.

Thanks again and Stay tuned!

Im interested.

+1 on the whole being functional thing however. Id be down.

[C7 Carbon]

Thanks again! we are tanking notes

[C7 Carbon]

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[C7 Carbon]

Hi everyone, check out our latest renders of the Carbon Fiber Bumper Caps more to come, let us know what you think!

[Chevy1American]

Looking good can you integrate the canards into these and also use the side marker fixings for the canards so we don’t have to drill holes in the bumper to mount them

[USAFS197]

I understand that this is early prototyping but, if you guys are able to clean it up where the lines match up between the grille opening and your piece, that would be great. Also, matching the body lines of the grille would also add some class to your piece. In other words, perhaps less hard lines towards the grille area and some slight curvature like the grille has.

I, myself, typically avoid anything on the car that looks overtly aftermarket. In its current form, which I understand is in concept phase, it looks blatantly aftermarket.

[Jdelgado92]

I think I’d be more appealing if it wasn’t so close to the center grill. I’d prefer it to end aboutbhwrre the red line I drew is.

[C7 Carbon]

Thanks again for the feedback everyone, we really appreciate it! we'll make sure to post news renders as soon as possible. Any suggestions, please let us know!

[USAFS197]

How about a piece that fits snug into the opening of the OEM bumper similar to how the daytime running light piece does? You can open up the bottom portion of it for some flow and still add a canard piece to it that attaches to said piece and flows better from an aesthetic point of view.

[USAFS197]

Here's a terribad mock-up of what I was talking about. I have zero skills when it comes to this but, it should suffice to convey what I was talking about, at least.

[Chevy1American]

Originally Posted by USAFS197

Here's a terribad mock-up of what I was talking about. I have zero skills when it comes to this but, it should suffice to convey what I was talking about, at least.

Now that’s getting there USAFS197 just need to figure a way to use the side marker area for mounting the canard so no drilling of the bumper is required

[Apex_Missing_Ape]

Originally Posted by Jdelgado92

I think I’d be more appealing if it wasn’t so close to the center grill. I’d prefer it to end aboutbhwrre the red line I drew is.

I agree with jdelgado with reducing the size.

In the render on the car it looks like it has an opening to allow airflow to the brakes, but on the standalone image it looks closed off. Which is it?