anyone in socal heard of these guys?
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anyone in socal heard of these guys?
the company is called "raceonusa". i saw them on egay. they are offering up a cf hood for 325. (egay pricing, website says more). they are pretty local to me so i was thinking i'd roll down there and check out the product before i buy...they say their hoods are manufactured locally....
website is raceonusa.com
just wondering if anyone knew anything about them...
website is raceonusa.com
just wondering if anyone knew anything about them...

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never heard of em
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if they are local, drive by and say you saw there ad on ebay and wanted to know if you buy it at the stored for the same price. cant hurt!
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sounds like a good plan to me 
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Re: anyone in socal heard of these guys?
Where abouts in Socal are you located? They are kind of local to me as well.fearingdark wrote:the company is called "raceonusa". i saw them on egay. they are offering up a cf hood for 325. (egay pricing, website says more). they are pretty local to me so i was thinking i'd roll down there and check out the product before i buy...they say their hoods are manufactured locally....
website is raceonusa.com
just wondering if anyone knew anything about them...
Based on there site, they should let you walk in and pick it up:
LOCATION
(Please call us to arrage any pickup or delivery or walk-in)
RACEONUSA INC.
1898 S Carlos Ave Unit #7
Ontario, CA 91761
Let us know how it goes. There are tons of Shops in Socal that offer up sick deals if you find them.
worth checkin out. ive also never heard of em.
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i went there yesterday, checked out a few hoods. they make some damn good stuff from what i can tell (but i don't know much about it). the edges look to be wrapped under, not cut, the skeleton isn't completely there but looks complete enough to keep it from flapping around like a piece of paper, and its only costing 350 total for an OEM srt4 cf.
they said that if later on down the road, if i want something else, they could **ahem** work with me (wink wink).
so righ now they are in the process of making my hood and i should have it in time to install next friday.
pictures and review to follow ASAP...
they said that if later on down the road, if i want something else, they could **ahem** work with me (wink wink).
so righ now they are in the process of making my hood and i should have it in time to install next friday.
pictures and review to follow ASAP...

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cool, keep us updated. As a heads up though, I would recommend test fitting it, then taking it to a body shop afterwards to have a few coats of clear put on it. Trust me, it doesn't matter how good the carbon product is It is best to be safe than sorry.
It is best to get that done prior to linstalling it as opposed to having to deal with it later.
Is this hood going on a non SRT 2gn, or SRT4?
It is best to get that done prior to linstalling it as opposed to having to deal with it later.
Is this hood going on a non SRT 2gn, or SRT4?
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ive never been to either of those... 1/4 tracks... i was thinkin 1/8 mile.... cool lil track is in perris by the dirt track its called the strip at pas... and yes qualcomm races on friday nights every other week or so... www.racelegal.com is there site for schedule but perris is closer to us all i believe and much more enjoyable...
IF IT AINT BROKE DONT FIX IT...
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Actually, $350 for a carbno SRT hood is actually pretty good if the quality/fitment is good compared to online prices. But I also agree, becuase there are shops in socal where you can walk in with Cash and walk out with a VIS carbon hood of good quality for $200-$300 installed depending on who you know and where you go.
I have seen friends with Civics pick up carbon hoods from $150-$200. Bastards! lol
Is there any update on the status of the hood?
I have seen friends with Civics pick up carbon hoods from $150-$200. Bastards! lol
Is there any update on the status of the hood?
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got the hood, installed it and put in pins. (i know that opinions are split, but better safe than sorry).
Pics will be up in about a week, i am headed out to sea.
during the install i noticed my passenger side headlight mounting tabs are broken. and the frame might be a little bent...my fender on that side isn't parrallel to the other. so...of i go onto another fix it project.
Pics will be up in about a week, i am headed out to sea.
during the install i noticed my passenger side headlight mounting tabs are broken. and the frame might be a little bent...my fender on that side isn't parrallel to the other. so...of i go onto another fix it project.

How does it look? Is the quality/fitment good?
Personally, hood pins don't do a whole lot for me. I don't know which type of hood pins you have, but I am giong to assume that they are the traditional ones commonly seen. If I where going to go the hood pin route, I would go with these:


They have a more cleaner look and don't stick out like a sore thumb.
Let's get some pictures up!
Personally, hood pins don't do a whole lot for me. I don't know which type of hood pins you have, but I am giong to assume that they are the traditional ones commonly seen. If I where going to go the hood pin route, I would go with these:


They have a more cleaner look and don't stick out like a sore thumb.
Let's get some pictures up!
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