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Carbon fiber?
Does any one know the process of making carbon fibere, and how much it would costs to make my own carbon fiber powerbuldge hood.
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working with carbon fiber is no where near like working with fiberglass. You need a bunch of chemicals and adhesives for bonding, you need the actual sheets of carbon fiber which is VERY expensive for the good stuff, and i believe(don't quote me) but you may have to press or heat it as it cures, so for your basic garage, it is not possible.
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:rofl: @ this thread
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:rolleyes: Just keep the TA hood, get the functional air scoop & the right air cleaner assembly. Jeez.
Shouldn't you be in the garage puking oil or something? :) |
Carbon fiber? Wtf... get a civic for christ sake lmao
*EDIT* Just praypaint your hood black... |
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Only looks good on certain cars... with your shade of gray car color, it wont look right... take Alex's (ta4life) for example, his colors dont clash ...
In other words, its like painting a berger panel flat black on a gloss black camaro lol |
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Making carbon fiber products gets pretty involved and its nothing I would attempt without proper equipment. I would say buy a light hood, but I don't know much about your situation.
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what about that 3rd brake light? looks pretty red to me :)
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Agreed, even tho Im not a fan of black wheels in general, Alex pulled them off very well with his color scheme. Alex's car is one of the top 3 i like on this site.
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The entire top half is not black as a matter of fact, the new scheme will debut at the Nats.
Noah knows exactly how its going down. |
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