FRP/Carbon Fiber parts available for FD
Sorry Marc! Cluster hood is still held up in New York customs. I put it up and looks good on the little bit it touches the dash but can't say how fits the hood. Idk why it's taken so long when only took like two weeks to get the carbon from you.
We'll found out cluster hood I bought was off a rhd car and seller told me would fit on lhd. Come to find out that's false and could be why fitment is not right with the cluster panel. So need a hook up on a lhd cluster hood to test fitment.
I decided not to modify the moulds but to make some new ones.
One question I have for you guys, I could do this set with autoclave mould which would be much more precised and guarantees a perfect reproduction of the panels. 2 problems though: the first is that the mould cost is MUCH more expensive than the fiberglass mould. The second problem would be that the retail price for one set would be around the double as it is now, which means around 1000 USD or so. Would you guy be ready to pay that much for perfect panels with VERY high quality materials?
One question I have for you guys, I could do this set with autoclave mould which would be much more precised and guarantees a perfect reproduction of the panels. 2 problems though: the first is that the mould cost is MUCH more expensive than the fiberglass mould. The second problem would be that the retail price for one set would be around the double as it is now, which means around 1000 USD or so. Would you guy be ready to pay that much for perfect panels with VERY high quality materials?
OMG WTF
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From: Regina, SK
What it comes down to, is that people will only pay as much as they have to, however, there is no point dunno a lot of money I to something that still doesn't fit. It's supposed to get warmer here, so hopefully I'll have a chance to get that full carbon fiber kit on. You get what you pay for, but in my situation, I plan to paint over any imperfections of the kit since Wright reduction is more important to me. I know for your non-painted carbon guys, that might mean coughing up a bit extra money for it, but it sounds like you guys are more than willing to.
What it comes down to, is that people will only pay as much as they have to, however, there is no point dunno a lot of money I to something that still doesn't fit. It's supposed to get warmer here, so hopefully I'll have a chance to get that full carbon fiber kit on. You get what you pay for, but in my situation, I plan to paint over any imperfections of the kit since Wright reduction is more important to me. I know for your non-painted carbon guys, that might mean coughing up a bit extra money for it, but it sounds like you guys are more than willing to.
OMG WTF
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From: Regina, SK
What it comes down to, is that people will only pay as much as they have to, however, there is no point dunno a lot of money I to something that still doesn't fit. It's supposed to get warmer here, so hopefully I'll have a chance to get that full carbon fiber kit on. You get what you pay for, but in my situation, I plan to paint over any imperfections of the kit since Wright reduction is more important to me. I know for your non-painted carbon guys, that might mean coughing up a bit extra money for it, but it sounds like you guys are more than willing to.
Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that people will want to pay only what they have to, however, if it doesn't fit, then there is no point in having it. There is no amount of savings on parts that don't fit. It they don't fit, then they are worth $0.
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From: New Mexico
carbonrxx, when can we order these? i would be interested in two...
thank you.
v/r,
steven
You can order them immediately. They are 250 USD a piece + 45 USD worldwide shipping (PM me!).
We are working on the other panels to offer a complete blank set in the very near future.
We are working on the other panels to offer a complete blank set in the very near future.
Wow, I sound drunk, haha. It was the auto correct on my phone..
Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that people will want to pay only what they have to, however, if it doesn't fit, then there is no point in having it. There is no amount of savings on parts that don't fit. It they don't fit, then they are worth $0.
Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that people will want to pay only what they have to, however, if it doesn't fit, then there is no point in having it. There is no amount of savings on parts that don't fit. It they don't fit, then they are worth $0.
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I decided not to modify the moulds but to make some new ones. One question I have for you guys, I could do this set with autoclave mould which would be much more precised and guarantees a perfect reproduction of the panels. 2 problems though: the first is that the mould cost is MUCH more expensive than the fiberglass mould. The second problem would be that the retail price for one set would be around the double as it is now, which means around 1000 USD or so. Would you guy be ready to pay that much for perfect panels with VERY high quality materials?
If you could produce OEM spec panels with zero imperfections, I don't think your going to have any problems selling them at your asking price.
I have no problem with this, but I'd like to see a kit that's been installed I think before I throw down.
