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YOUR RESEARCHSo-Called Real Carbon Fiber Dash Kit For Cheap
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but of course it's cosmetic only, and you won't actually be using the carbon fiber for any purpose...
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A running 4 ft wide yard of CF is $30 Canadian> You need to use epoxy which is more costly but the mold & process is similar to GRP so I can't see the enormous premium for CF unless I am missing something here.
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A running 4 ft wide yard of CF is $30 Canadian> You need to use epoxy which is more costly but the mold & process is similar to GRP so I can't see the enormous premium for CF unless I am missing something here.
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This is probably one of the more attractive kits i've seen floating around on ebay.
do you think that it might be real at all? i mean, yes porsche's kits are marked up as hell..but this seems a bit too cheap. even if its fake, how different will it look from real? have any of you ordered such kits?
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Carbon fiber dash kit on ebay
real carbon fiber is much more expensive than what you see there... it's just the carbon fiber look... it's the most expensive type of material out there for vehicles... for $299, I doubt you are getting anything but some plastic made to look like it, as in the wood kits you see on ebay made of plastic coming out of china.. but of course it's cosmetic only, and you won't actually be using the carbon fiber for any purpose... (such as an under front spoiler) so it's really a question if you want to spend thousands more for interior mods that will serve no real purporse other than being "real carbon fiber" vs almost looking like real carbon fiber.... it's like buying an armani suit or buying a men's warehouse suit.. enthusiasts will know the difference, 95% of the population won't...
I just finished laying up a 96 square foot aft deck roof for my boat with GRP and what surprised me was that carbon fibre while more expensive is really not hugely more $$.
A running 4 ft wide yard of CF is $30 Canadian> You need to use epoxy which is more costly but the mold & process is similar to GRP so I can't see the enormous premium for CF unless I am missing something here.
it's the process involved in making the carbon fiber molded correctly with the epoxdy to appear the way it's supposed to.. it's not the easiest material to work with... any small imperfection and you have to start all over, otherwise it will be clearly visible.. lots of labor involved when done by hand..
okb is right on. Don't do it. You want some CF parts, get them. We supply a few, in actual factory matched CF, and the factory parts are used. Otherwise, don't waste your money and time trashing your interior with Lee Press On Nails for cars.
hmm..i've found my shortcut: kelly moss motorsports has the entire dash assy. for 1300$..and it weights only 4 pounds
eric..i'll take a look at ur site later on in the evening. thanks for the info
I bought it at 299 about 6 months ago. I never installed any of it. It really doesn't look bad at all, but I have the factory CF steering wheel and it is not even close to looking the same. I sold it for 200
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