CF panel to replace rear seats?
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CF panel to replace rear seats?
Guys, I've removed the rear seats from the RA, but it looks a right mess. Does anyone make carbon fibre panels to conceal the floor and gap through to the boot?
A couple of the evo boys have them fitted, but don't know what they're called so am finding it a bit difficult to search for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
A couple of the evo boys have them fitted, but don't know what they're called so am finding it a bit difficult to search for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I can help you here guys.. its called rear seat delete in US.
The guys at rallytech do it in 3 parts.. parcel shelf, firewall and lower seat bench.
Last time i priced the lot up it was about £600 for a newage.
I decided £600 could be better spent personally
rallytech.com
The guys at rallytech do it in 3 parts.. parcel shelf, firewall and lower seat bench.
Last time i priced the lot up it was about £600 for a newage.
I decided £600 could be better spent personally
rallytech.com
Last edited by frayz; 26 January 2007 at 05:03 PM.
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Andy could probably make something up to suit
Andy could probably make something up to suit
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form something removeable yourself from thin ply & timber, then paint it with gloss to lose the porosity, use a release agent, then fibreglass it ??.
I would use the side of the mould that touches the car
I would use the side of the mould that touches the car
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Depending on what you want it to look like exactly- if I wanted a flat carbon fibre panel....
I'd lay down aluminium foil, fibreglass over that (so it will key to the panels), mount bolts to this and drill holes through to the boot (if wanted)
then I'd make up the correct sized flat panels in carbon fibre.
make sure the CF panels fit correctly and then bond in place.
Go to the boot and tighten nuts onto bolts to keep in place.
Hey Presto.
Thats me, not sure if its the quickest way to do it or not... but its the way I'd do it :/
I'd lay down aluminium foil, fibreglass over that (so it will key to the panels), mount bolts to this and drill holes through to the boot (if wanted)
then I'd make up the correct sized flat panels in carbon fibre.
make sure the CF panels fit correctly and then bond in place.
Go to the boot and tighten nuts onto bolts to keep in place.
Hey Presto.
Thats me, not sure if its the quickest way to do it or not... but its the way I'd do it :/
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