SEIBON® Carbon is a division of SEIBON International, Inc. The company specializes in the design and manufacture of high quality carbon fiber body components for late model sport compact cars. The company was founded in 2003 by automotive enthusiasts who recognized the demand for top quality carbon fiber products and then set out to create the best products on the market. Today, SEIBON builds cutting-edge designed products using only the highest quality raw materials and the latest high-tech manufacturing techniques. SEIBON products have been featured on television shows, in movies, at racing events, on magazine covers, and at national and regional auto shows.

OE-Style Hood (HD0708AUTT-OE) by Seibon®. Material: Carbon fiber. Finish: Gloss. Replace your factory hood with this carbon fiber panel and get high-tech style and a weight reduction of up to 50%. Whether you're a racer or just want to look the part, you can depend on SEIBON for style, performance, and durability. SEIBON components are carefully hand-crafted using only the finest materials. SEIBON recommends that the stock springs or shocks/dampers/struts not be reinstalled, and that hood pins be installed for safety.

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• The manufacturer recommends that hood pins be used. Hood pins are sold separately.

SEIBON creates performance oriented carbon fiber body panels that save weight, add style and are durable enough to hold up under grueling racing conditions. The production team at SEIBON has over 15 years' experience, and they use the latest cutting-edge technology to manufacture hand-laid or vacuum infused carbon fiber panels.

Construction starts with the highest grade carbon fiber raw material, the same kind used in aviation, satellites and rockets. All SEIBON panels are made with 1-piece carbon sheet, so appearance and strength are not impaired by the broken lines and patterns characteristic of multiple sheets put together. The carbon sheet is supported by a fiberglass "skeleton", but SEIBON builds the carbon sheet into the mold so it doesn't break and split, like inferior carbon fiber panels where the carbon is only wrapped around the skeleton.