Hi i was wondering if anyone has ever done a full carbon undertray and if anyone has any tips? Any info would be greatly appriciated.
thanks spencer

 

No one has done this year. Not overly complicated. Just requires planning, measuring, and lots of material.

 

Maybe a stupid question... but why do this?

 

the reason im doing it is b/c my friends do alot of carbon work and they are getting in preresined sheets, and they are only going to charge me for materials, no labor, and they want to make a diffusor and kinards, so they can make molds.

 

won't it crack easily if a rock or some debris hits it?

 

^ That was my concern... I figure a flexible plastic would do the best job...

 

Unless reinforced large flat areas of FRP or CFRP are a major bad idea as they are very brittle. That is why on race cars which hit the ground often these ares are layed with reinforcement which usually comes in the form of aluminium honeycomb and gives flat ares of FRP or CFRP a much higher strength.

Basically stock undertray is the way to go.

 

I have this and it is a nicely made piece and very flexible. The stock undertray fits like crap with aftermarket bumpers.

 

thanks for the feed back guys.
spencer