[s-cars] carbon fiber attachments - good message last one sent prematurely

johnny sack toight at gmail.com
Thu Nov 2 19:43:23 EST 2006


hey guys,

i just bumped into an old buddy of mine and It turns out he has a carbon
fiber production facility.
he is using this new technique developed by nasa where the resin is already
throughout the weave....
it is seamless and done on inflatable bags and balloons.
i asked him a bunch of questions about strength durability and fading as
most carbon fiber pieces with too much resin tend to turn a diff color and
change.

anyways long story short i am contemplating having some carbon fiber pieces
made.

i am curious to know how many people would be interested in the following
three pieces.

1) plastic on top of fuel rail, identical replacement in carbon fiber
2) plastic area behind the throttle body that covers relays and other stuff
3) air box plate that always cracks.

the initial molds are the most costly parts.
i have seen his recent work with ducati gas tanks and am beyond impressed.

i am trying to figure out a price for the 3 pieces, because i think it will
look amazing and be way more durable that the plastic pieces that i seem to
keep cracking or breaking.

if anyone is interested please let me know,
based on what the interest might be.......i can then figure out way to price
the initial development.

i am curious as well what people would expect to pay for these  pieces o
real carbon fiber.
i am also toying around with other parts...i would love to hear some
suggestions...

he told me he can do fenders no problem as well, however i am assuming
shipping costs will make it fairly costly.

anyways i am exited about this potential project and curious to hear
response

bets regards,


kranz


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