Lexan/CF Rear Hatch for FC?
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I'll blow it up real good
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Originally Posted by BC-X
why would you want less weight over the rear wheels?
is your car a daily driver? if so, ..whats the point?
is your car a daily driver? if so, ..whats the point?
The hatch and glass are extremely heavy and the weight is located in the worst place, at/near the top of the car. Not ideal for road racing etc.
Lighter is generally better.
100 lbs. shaved is good for about a .10 in th 1/4 mile if I remember correctly.
fc3s.org is working on the hatch frame I believe. I will definately be ordering one of those for my 20b car when the time comes.
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I'll take two please.
- Fiberglass fenders
- C/F Hood
- Fiberglass hatch
- Lexan rear window
- No Spare Tire & Jack (just fix-a-flat bottle)
- C/F Moonroof & Fiberglass frame
- Fiberglass front nose bumper
- Fiberglass rear bumper
- Fiberglass nose under-bumper
Originally Posted by RX-Heven
....fc3s.org is working on the (fiberglass) hatch frame I believe....
- C/F Hood
- Fiberglass hatch
- Lexan rear window
- No Spare Tire & Jack (just fix-a-flat bottle)
- C/F Moonroof & Fiberglass frame
- Fiberglass front nose bumper
- Fiberglass rear bumper
- Fiberglass nose under-bumper
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Originally Posted by Falcoms
What'll you do if your tire has a blowout?
Originally Posted by vipers
^^^^ scratches very, very easy!!!! be careful washing your car...lol
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The stock hatch is prety light,.. its thin glass with a light steel frame,.. its like less than 50 pounds total, so i dont see how you could save 60 pounds with a lexan one,....