Now that's a lot of CF
02-19-02, 02:47 PM
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i nominate that car as the ugliest fd , anyone care to second that??
02-19-02, 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by Mld>7
id like to see a car of pure CF..
doors, hood, front bumper, back bumper, ect..
I wonder what that would look like
id like to see a car of pure CF..
doors, hood, front bumper, back bumper, ect..
I wonder what that would look like
http://www.superstreetonline.com/cms...mage_large.jpg
http://www.superstreetonline.com/cms...mage_large.jpg
That's actually an Altezza that HKS Japan built up for GT racing. Not some ricer that went nuts with the Foliatech CF trim... hehehehe
02-20-02, 01:34 AM
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The carbon fiber that is made for a chassis is baked in a large oven under pressure of around 90psi or so at about 125C for almost 3 hours. The carbon fiber that we buy for are cars are laid out in the same manner that fiberglass is laid out therefore it is not as strong as a carbon fiber chassis, and would break just as easy as fiberglass
02-20-02, 04:00 AM
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Originally posted by 417RX7
The carbon fiber that is made for a chassis is baked in a large oven under pressure of around 90psi or so at about 125C for almost 3 hours. The carbon fiber that we buy for are cars are laid out in the same manner that fiberglass is laid out therefore it is not as strong as a carbon fiber chassis, and would break just as easy as fiberglass
The carbon fiber that is made for a chassis is baked in a large oven under pressure of around 90psi or so at about 125C for almost 3 hours. The carbon fiber that we buy for are cars are laid out in the same manner that fiberglass is laid out therefore it is not as strong as a carbon fiber chassis, and would break just as easy as fiberglass
Thanks, that's what I thought. Now... what if they did make a front bumper in that oven?
02-20-02, 05:09 AM
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Originally posted by rynberg
That is extremely ugly.
I mean, the new Lambo is almost all CF, you don't see it running around naked.
It amazes me to see how much money people spend to make their FD look like ****.
That is extremely ugly.
I mean, the new Lambo is almost all CF, you don't see it running around naked.
It amazes me to see how much money people spend to make their FD look like ****.
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