Is that a tracing?

 

Reminds me of a late 70's camaro vent. Buy a set and split them and glas them back together narrower. dont think its for me but hey, if you can dream it can be done.

 

Yeah but see, it's not the same, they don't look OEM; thats clearly a Beemer vent (and it's too low).
The owner may like it, but it doesn't suit the car.



Same thing, (similar style, but) the Camaro vent is too angular; it won't look OEM.
I designed it in a way that matches the contours of the SC; I wanted something that looks like it belongs, rather than something that (while it may look nice) is clearly aftermarket, or custom. In other words, see the difference between the Aston Martin DB-9, and the Aston Martin DB-S.
It's the same car (aesthetically), but with some cosmetic upgrades. What I'm trying to produce is exactly that, a sort of SC-R ... Same car, more sport.
It has to look original though; not obviously a Tuner Mod.

 

i was seriously about to post a picture of theis car but when its painted red....i honestly love this look hahha

 

Just a bad idea all together, its like putting on a non functional hoodscoop. Its pointless.
Id only mess with a fender if im running a agressive kit and hood.

 

 

Slightly tweaked

 

Perfect Blend ...

 

I guess I dont see it, I think they look out of place on the SC. Not for me.

 

not for me. I like the vent much lower on the fender.

 

super tacky in my opinion

 

Seriously?
Wow. I really thought it worked ...
Okay; anyone else?

 

I like the idea. Wouldn't work on my car, but it looks really nice on lighter colored cars where contrast can be created.

 

I must say i prefer those aftermarket looking fenders than something like that.
Keep it period if you're trying to go with something OEM like. Idk, the car was made in the 90s, the vent has to look 90s.

 

Like i said, horrible idea