I pulled the stickers off my zipps and was able to get the majority off without leaving any residue. I think I wiped it with acetone after although acetone may not be good for carbon. I have used it on fiberglass for years without an issue.... The reason for acetone is to not leave an oily surface if you're going to put new stickers on. If not you could use goof-off or paint thinner which isn't as harsh.

Use iso-propyl alcohol. It works like a charm and won't damage the carbon.
I used it to remove the decals on my H3s.

Take a hair dryer and warm up the decals/adhesive before pulling them off. It helps loosen everything and leaves less clean-up afterwards. Works well for race stickers too.

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Use Goo-Gone rather than acetone, or even Goof-Off, both of which are much more harsh than Goo-Gone, which is made for removing sticker residue.

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Thanks for the feedback. Not just quite sure what technique I'll use but will provide feedback how things worked out.

Thanks again ST'ers!