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Old Jun 30, 2003
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Carbon Fiber Hood in Winter

i am thinking of getting a carbon fiber hood really soon and was wondering if anyone has had any problems with them in the winter? is there any problem with them getting snow on them or freezing over? or is there anything else in the winter that may cause problems with them?
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not to flame you dude, but this is prolly the wrong place to post this thread.... good question though ....
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You will be fine man! I have one and we had one of the worst ice storms ever last year and my hood was fine!
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