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How many people would it require to get that price down to about 10k for a GB? ![]() Answer: Just about every mr2 owner known to exist. Nothing CF is worth it being on a MR2. IMO Prime example... I had a CF hood. Wrecked the car. I hate that the hood was ruined more than the car...... Not rly, but you get the point I hope. |
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I don't get the point. Your car got absoluely toasted, the hood looks bad, but its not even close to keeping your car off the street.
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My point was.. If someone got a bunch of cf parts for their car and ended up totaling it, it would suck because all of that money would be flushed. But I guess that would be the case with any upgraded vehicle... So.. yea... |
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yea..
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id like to see more fiberglass and less cf.
cf prices are going up. the weight difference between the new woven FG mats and cf is negligible. you get nearly the same weight, reasonable strength (most parts made in cf arent weight bearing anyway) and 1/4th the cost. we need more fg hoods, trunks and engine lids. |
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CF is hard to come by recently and less people are willing to pay the higher prices for pieces. I have also been looking into the fiberglass that looks like carbon fiber. It looks just like a 2x2 twill cf, but its cheaper and its also easier to work with. |
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Turboguy, I have an MR2 you can borrow to make parts off of
I'm only an hour away!btw...a CF Valve cover = SeX0rz |
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i would like to see a c/f autopsia (sp) spoiler and replacement sub-spoiler, i have been trying to get this made for 2 years now and every one wants 1200+ for it
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I would LOVE to see something like this engine lid done in either carbon fiber or clear plexiglass/lexan. (carbon would look sweet, but plexiglass would be far more practical as far as visibility goes.
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I vote stock replacements in some high quality FG
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So how are my MK1 trunk lid, engine cover and side air vent coming? Are the CF yet??
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i say the side moldings in costom colora of cf ck
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O.M.G. CF A or C-pillar and rear window trim??? (in and/or out?) Not to practical but damn, would that be pretty or what???
BTW: Is there an AA for carbon fiber??? Last edited by MosquitoXR13; 12-13-2008 at 03:27 AM.. Reason: I think I'm starting to develop a problem... |
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