Carbon Doors ???
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Speak to Legacyturbs on here...
Although it would be unwise to fit carbon/grp doors on a car without a full weld in cage if you use it on the road, they won't offer anything like the crash protection of the standard steel doors!
Although it would be unwise to fit carbon/grp doors on a car without a full weld in cage if you use it on the road, they won't offer anything like the crash protection of the standard steel doors!
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If you have a look through David Wallis' New Car thread in projects you can see what Andy (Legacyturbs) get's up to
Originally Posted by David_Wallis
Anyone interested in one should Contact Andy @ Immortal Performance (AKA ImprezaTurbs) or email him at supercarsbaby@hotmail.com
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I think your doors would cost more than your car,much more!
Unless one-off carbon fibre components,left & right door would be individule, have come down in price.
I always thought you were talking mega-bucks for this kind off stuff. Anybody know for sure?
Unless one-off carbon fibre components,left & right door would be individule, have come down in price.
I always thought you were talking mega-bucks for this kind off stuff. Anybody know for sure?
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It depends whether its laid-up wet or proper pre-preg carbon fibre autoclaved; now that will cost a fortune. They both sort of look the same, but the former is more akin to GRP and it has little of the strength associated with carbon fibre.
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