12-29-2012, 02:40 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Los Angeles,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Hurricane Motorsports, 427w
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Originally Posted by csx4017
I have had mine on for over 5000 street and track miles with great success. It was fabricated and installed by Ultimate Shield in Orange, CA. [email]Sean@ultimateshield.com....Check out his web site. Even if you are not local he may be able to inform you of the varies products available. He does show room installations on Mercedes, Lambo's, etc. He has a computer model of a Cobra nose pattern that we tweek'd a little to allow him to trim back any excess material. From the computer the pattern was downloaded to a CNC cutting machine and out they came... I have it on the entire nose starting at the front edge of the hood cutout and wrapping all the down below the oil cooler. The rocker panels, rear fender spats and headlights. I should have done at least the tops of the doors for summer short sleeve arm protection. There are pros and cons to the material chooses. I have Wimbledon White Le Mans stripes and this product does not yellow. After hours in the SoCal sun there is no color change from the stripes on the adjacent hood. The only con, is the fact that you can scratch it and unlike paint it does not buff out. |
Rick, your link is to a different type of "Ultimate Shield". 
Matt
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