Shine Sidesteps/Sideskirts questions
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Shine Sidesteps/Sideskirts questions
im wanting to order these from the shine website but what does FRP stand for? i want it to b black flexable material like my front lip but im not realy wanting it to b fiberglass. if someone can get me straightened out on this i am ready to order them today.
te only options i see are FRP , carbon , or kevlar
te only options i see are FRP , carbon , or kevlar
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im wanting to order these from the shine website but what does FRP stand for? i want it to b black flexable material like my front lip but im not realy wanting it to b fiberglass. if someone can get me straightened out on this i am ready to order them today.
te only options i see are FRP , carbon , or kevlar
te only options i see are FRP , carbon , or kevlar
so prolly just carbon fiber wrapped?
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Thought it meant Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic(or polymer) as stated above.
My rear diffuser was FRP. Flexible, but not as much as the plastic on your front lip. It will bend to a point, then crack. It will crack if hit hard enough (ie rock chips at speed can put tiny cracks in it)
That being said, SHINE has the FRP pretty thick IMO.
My rear diffuser was FRP. Flexible, but not as much as the plastic on your front lip. It will bend to a point, then crack. It will crack if hit hard enough (ie rock chips at speed can put tiny cracks in it)
That being said, SHINE has the FRP pretty thick IMO.
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They hold up alright. I have had my frp set for over a year now. Still look nice and dark and have held to the car like a charm. Just dont have people step on it thinking its a sidestep for your lowered vehicle
http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/...0/c7bbb46f.png
http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/...0/c7bbb46f.png
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They hold up alright. I have had my frp set for over a year now. Still look nice and dark and have held to the car like a charm. Just dont have people step on it thinking its a sidestep for your lowered vehicle
http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/...0/c7bbb46f.png
http://i1137.photobucket.com/albums/...0/c7bbb46f.png
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