Splitter material
05 February 2012, 07:29 PM
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Splitter material
I am looking to buy a p1 splitter for my prefacelift and have found one made from grp, is this good/light? What should I be looking for?
05 February 2012, 08:18 PM
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HT autos are Fibre Glass moulded plastic . Does that sound right ? Is it called FRP ?
I got mine , it was black plasticy face , but you can see the glass fibres on the back. Any imperfections in the mold were pre-filled with Isopon type filler. Very lightweight (not necessarly a good thing with front splitter)
I got mine , it was black plasticy face , but you can see the glass fibres on the back. Any imperfections in the mold were pre-filled with Isopon type filler. Very lightweight (not necessarly a good thing with front splitter)
05 February 2012, 08:25 PM
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GRP = Glass reinforced polyester. ie Glassfibre.... usually if you dink it against a kerb that will be the end of it LOL
That's my take on GRP but may be wrong .
Shaun
That's my take on GRP but may be wrong .
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05 February 2012, 10:58 PM
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I also bought an HT autos splitter and their tough. I'm always grinding mine so a carbon or grp one would not last long.
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