Interior Code Orange and Carbon Fiber Upgrades in Bronco Raptor

[Teejay3726]

I think I am almost "done" with my interior upgrades. I have done a number of things, but I thought I would share some photos of the carbon fiber and code orange pieces.

The carbon fiber is the real deal, "raw" series from Tufskinz. They make it with a plastic laminate as well, but I prefer the raw because it is matte. I added a couple pieces from Stickerfab in code orange, which I de believe they finally got the color right (I won't belabor that, its been covered enough elsewhere).

As I wrap up other things, I will post more photos of the build on the whole vehicle. Let me know your thoughts!

TJ

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[Doc_bronco]

gorgeous. great job!

 

[Lèòn]

Beautiful!

What interior LED kit is that btw?

 

[Teejay3726]

Beautiful!

What interior LED kit is that btw?

It’s Diode Dynamics RGBW kit with Bluetooth controller. Really kick ass.

 

[Lèòn]

It’s Diode Dynamics RGBW kit with Bluetooth controller. Really kick ass.

Nice. Shame factory was just Icy Blue. Laminate stick on as in stickers or just place over btw?

 

[Teejay3726]

Nice. Shame factory was just Icy Blue. Laminate stick on as in stickers or just place over btw?

no- it’s a complete led setup. Installs under the dash and under the seats, and is controlled with an app on your phone. It works really well. I have it set to rotate colors.

 

[Lèòn]

no- it’s a complete led setup. Installs under the dash and under the seats, and is controlled with an app on your phone. It works really well. I have it set to rotate colors.

Meant the Tuftskins at that point, but can't wait to change my kit (LED Glow). My Oracles are lacklusterous and any color outside the 7 preselects are just pastel and/or whiteish

 

[Tacoman]

Is the Orange on the choices for dash vinyl surround, the Code Orange to match the Raptor Code Orange color? It has Badland Orange and Orange.......

 

[Teejay3726]

Nice. Shame factory was just Icy Blue. Laminate stick on as in stickers or just place over btw?

- sorry. It’s raw carbon fiber with an adhesive backing. Goes on nicely.

 

[Lèòn]

- sorry. It’s raw carbon fiber with an adhesive backing. Goes on nicely.

Ill give it a shot, Im inexperienced placing stickers on

looks beautiful and makes me wanna try it though

 

[mikeeshim]

Although I'm not a fan of carbon fiber overlays (real or not) because the main purpose of CF is to lower the overall weight in a race car, I think it looks great here.
Took a quick look at the Tufskinz site and it's too much for me!

 

[stampede1]

I think I am almost "done" with my interior upgrades. I have done a number of things, but I thought I would share some photos of the carbon fiber and code orange pieces.

The carbon fiber is the real deal, "raw" series from Tufskinz. They make it with a plastic laminate as well, but I prefer the raw because it is matte. I added a couple pieces from Stickerfab in code orange, which I de believe they finally got the color right (I won't belabor that, its been covered enough elsewhere).

As I wrap up other things, I will post more photos of the build on the whole vehicle. Let me know your thoughts!

TJ

In this picture it apperas that the air vent has the aftermarket matte carbon fiber, and is the catrbon fiber below it factory, on the grab handle?

 

[swamp2]

Although I'm not a fan of carbon fiber overlays (real or not) because the main purpose of CF is to lower the overall weight in a race car,...

Hit the nail on the head here...

But really for any performance oriented car or truck, nog just race cars.

 

[Raptor911]

The only time carbon fiber drops weight when it replaces an entire panel like a roof, doors or when it is the tub. The majority of the time, carbon fiber is used as a trim piece option as a replacement for metal or wood.

Although I'm not a fan of carbon fiber overlays (real or not) because the main purpose of CF is to lower the overall weight in a race car, I think it looks great here.
Took a quick look at the Tufskinz site and it's too much for me!

 

[swamp2]

...
The majority of the time, carbon fiber is used as a trim piece option as a replacement for metal or wood.

Well I wouldn't call this a majority of use of CF... It's a relatively new thing (~10-15 yrs) for real CF to be used for cosmetic purposes in automotive interiors.

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