View Poll Results: Would you be interested in a Carbon/Kevlar Hardtop different design from Mugen, OEM, Spoon, & et
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Carbon Kevlar HT....
Originally Posted by Ro_Ja Boy,Oct 14 2008, 09:41 AM
Even if it carbon kevlar comes in other colors, Password JDM uses yellow carbon kevlar on their products.
Originally Posted by lychyrychy,Oct 14 2008, 09:39 AM
Carbon Kevlar does not just come in yellow
.If he does do it I would love to see it in an OEM style in dry CF and kevlar!!!! For the record I would not consider it copying Amuse since so few actually run the Amuse top (only one I can think of in the states is Diez).
No offense to anyone but why would he create something similar to OEM? It's not really innovative to do that. I think PWJDM would rather create something different and better looking. IMHO, OEM ht looks best in black, otherwise it doesn't flow very well with the car.
Originally Posted by lychyrychy,Oct 14 2008, 09:52 AM
No offense to anyone but why would he create something similar to OEM? It's not really innovative to do that. I think PWJDM would rather create something different and better looking. IMHO, OEM ht looks best in black, otherwise it doesn't flow very well with the car.
I would like the top to reduce more weight than the OEM one that I have now and thats about it
Originally Posted by neveronlines2k,Oct 14 2008, 10:05 AM
I like the OEM because IMO it does flow very well with the car and with the other tops Mugen and Spoon I dont think there are too many different ways to build a hardtop that looks like it was meant to go on the S. Even with teh Spoon top it seems like the car is trying to look like a BMW Z.
I would like the top to reduce more weight than the OEM one that I have now and thats about it
I would like the top to reduce more weight than the OEM one that I have now and thats about it

As mentioned, depends on the design. Has to be made where the Kevlar doesnt eat up the lines/appearance of the car to where it becomes an eyesore.
Kinda hard to beat the Mugen design IMO. However, a Spoon style where you can utilize your trunk without the hassle of taking off the rear just to pop the trunk would be cool. I've seen a custom Spoon HT where the owner used dampners to pop the rear of the Spoon HT like a fastback.
Kinda hard to beat the Mugen design IMO. However, a Spoon style where you can utilize your trunk without the hassle of taking off the rear just to pop the trunk would be cool. I've seen a custom Spoon HT where the owner used dampners to pop the rear of the Spoon HT like a fastback.









