I don't like that at all.

Yes, but only if you get a CF Trunk and Hood to go with.

I like the look but I think I am going to do the opposite.
Do the sides of my Ti. with Black or maybe Stratos blue.

Opposite! As in black on the bottom of the car but TI on the hood top & trunk?!!!

Yes Dom around the sides and front bumper along body line ,top of fenders.
Now the back is a bit of a delima. body line blends in .

I am not liking this, when the whole car is blacked out on top it looks much better. like the vielside one on page 1. The car at sevenstock was a guy from arizona and he had the whole top black not just the cabin. I think it breaks the lenght of the car up.

This paint scheam (sp) is the way to go...but to his is own, i am sure it will be very clean and taste full either way.

Johnny gillz..hahah

S2000 +rx8

Winning Blue would look F'ing HAWT with a black top. Titanium Grey would look great too.

^black too! :hahano:

yes. i agree with tiggerlee. black top looks the best on black.

Take what I said with a grain of salt...

My license plate doesn't say DRKSYDE for nuttin! EVERYTHING will be black on my car. The only things that won't be are the windshield and the headlights.

Just saying that those two colors would match with a black top best. I really don't care that much for the black/red

Dood I think it looks good.. But if you do it you should go O.G. with it and do it Carbon Fiber... Dont do the Hood and trunk Carbon Fiber too looks too ricy and just too much Carbon Fiber.. I like the look It doesnt look bad at all... BTW where did you get the CB Burnout lip from.. How much did you get it for... I am thinking of getting that one or the V2 of that lip...

i like it!

its cool looking, but then you will have to get a cb hood, and ill leave the trunk normal. but i prefer the way you have it now, but both ways look nice (if black top has a cb hood)

it looks good. wonder what it would look like with c/f hood and trunk :]

Discussed doing this with the GF's car and the experienced painter said that it was not a good idea. The problem is the line between the new paint and the existing paint. It can peel unless you clearcoat all of the panels it will be on. The paint break will show. She decided against doing it but I think it looks good.