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Go for it. All things come full circle. Did this to my car about two years ago along with carbon fiber diffusers front and rear, a-pillers, mirror caps, side strakes, premium center console, etc.
Zenon;1211382 QUOTE said:Looks cool to me..how much did you pay for it?
What was the reason you changed the nose cone...you did not like original nose cone?
Just wondering :wink:
You have a small camera below the nose cone is that Mobileye?
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Zenon;1211382 QUOTE said:Looks cool to me..how much did you pay for it?
What was the reason you changed the nose cone...you did not like original nose cone?
Just wondering :wink:
Changed it for a number of reasons but primarily because it was the the first step toward using real carbon fiber on all of the underbody trim and other key areas, which is now complete. As I recall the cost was about $800 to have it layered with real carbon fiber.
The camera is a Tesla rear camera on the front of the car. I use it with my camera switch accessory (which I developed with another owner and sold about two years ago but it's no longer available). When I park head in it shows a front view on the touchscreen. Great for preventing damage to the front of the car from high curbs and other obstacles that can't be seen from the driver's seat. If there was sufficient demand (100 or more) I'd have them made again.
You might want to check out these threads:
Front camera vs. parking sensors, which provides better protection?
Front-rear camera touchscreen parking protection switch kit reservations
Front Camera - 2014 Tesla Model S
You have a small camera below the nose cone is that Mobileye?
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Changed it for a number of reasons but primarily because it was the the first step toward using real carbon fiber on all of the underbody trim and other key areas, which is now complete. As I recall the cost was about $800 to have it layered with real carbon fiber.
The camera is a Tesla rear camera on the front of the car. I use it with my camera switch accessory (which I developed with another owner and sold about two years ago but it's no longer available). When I park head in it shows a front view on the touchscreen. Great for preventing damage to the front of the car from high curbs and other obstacles that can't be seen from the driver's seat. If there was sufficient demand (100 or more) I'd have them made again.
You might want to check out these threads:
Front camera vs. parking sensors, which provides better protection?
Front-rear camera touchscreen parking protection switch kit reservations
Front Camera - 2014 Tesla Model S
This idea for a frontal camera is SICK.Nicely done.
I like the carbon nose wrap a lot. But I LOVE the Milky Way! Really fabulous. I would love to see that in the flesh.