You CF bigots in denial, and living in the past., Carbon fiber fans unite! |
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You CF bigots in denial, and living in the past., Carbon fiber fans unite! |
bob91403 |
Sep 22 2004, 02:37 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 618 Joined: 15-September 04 From: Los Angeles, CA Member No.: 2,763 |
You carbon fiber bigots out there are in denial, and living in the past. You call it "ricey", only because the manufacturers sell to the largest market, the ricers. But, you damn well know you'd opt for all the carbon fiber options you could get if you had the half mil. to spend on a Porsche Carrera GT. How can you call it "ricey", the whole damn dream car is full of carbon fiber. It happens to be a technological advancement, not some kind of fashion statement. Yeah, I think the stuff looks great. I'd love to get enough people together to convince rennspd.com to give me a good price on a pair of 916 bumpers, a pair of hoods, a rear wing, and to make molds for standard rocker panels, and a targa top. Maybe even some interior parts like dash top, bottom, face, doorpanels, center console, backpad. Stronger and lighter are two things you have to like. If you dont like the look, pad it or paint it. But, you can't look at a Porsche Carrera GT and make me believe you think it's "ricey". :finger2:
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bob91403 |
Sep 22 2004, 08:39 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 618 Joined: 15-September 04 From: Los Angeles, CA Member No.: 2,763 |
QUOTE(Jeroen @ Sep 22 2004, 06:27 PM) QUOTE(Special_K @ Sep 23 2004, 03:21 AM) Sorry Jeroen, but that is how they do it... Yeah, I know... what I meant is that you can't just lay it up like you would with f/g Yes, that's how it's done. Then it's sealed in a plastic bag, put under a vacuum to both fully impregnate the fabric, and squeeze out excess resin , and kept at temperature for a slow cure. Autoclave? That's used for steam sterilization of medical instuments. It's more like heat lamps, or in the case of a large item, like the Carrera GT a paint drying room. You know, the one Earl Schieb used on your car. |
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