Carbon Fiber products part 2
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Carbon Fiber products part 2
For the past couple of months, I have been looking at producing some carbon or fiberglass products for the Mx-3. I have always wanted to create my own parts out of carbon rather than look to some of the other products that are all ready out there, which is'nt that much. This will be the section for future ideas where some of the others have left off. I have allready created a gauge bezel out of carbon and has turned out pretty good. I am also working on door panels and should have a mould ready before to long. At least one will be made before the winter comes. Pics are coming for both..
Future ideas may include - a hood made out of entirely carbon and core material. Will include a U.V protection and possible hood pins
air box made for people running N.A or turbo. - may have to be on a custom basis
various under hood components
various interior components
Any ideas are welcome.
Future ideas may include - a hood made out of entirely carbon and core material. Will include a U.V protection and possible hood pins
air box made for people running N.A or turbo. - may have to be on a custom basis
various under hood components
various interior components
Any ideas are welcome.
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
would love to see a rad support in carbon fiber available
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I have a radiator support in the works. I'm glad you said something as I have a part ready to be moulded.
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i'd be interested in a rad support as well.
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Rad supports that are CF are super cool, I'd be in for one of those.
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
Exterior:
Gas Door
Center caps for 15" OEM MX-3 rims
Wiper cowl
Mirrors
Hatch shade
RS hatch rear plastic piece (no spoiler)
GS spoiler
GS lip
JDM lip
Fenders
Euro front bumper with foglight/towhook holes?
Rear diffuser
Interior:
Door handle surrounds
Fuse box cover (overlaid)
Door sills
Armrest
Glovebox
Ashtray
Door panels (non OEM)
Rear seat panels (non OEM)
Gauge cluster bezel (that holds the switches)
Rear hatch cover
Under Hood:
Radiator support
Battery box
Air box or chamber for CAI
Gas Door
Center caps for 15" OEM MX-3 rims
Wiper cowl
Mirrors
Hatch shade
RS hatch rear plastic piece (no spoiler)
GS spoiler
GS lip
JDM lip
Fenders
Euro front bumper with foglight/towhook holes?
Rear diffuser
Interior:
Door handle surrounds
Fuse box cover (overlaid)
Door sills
Armrest
Glovebox
Ashtray
Door panels (non OEM)
Rear seat panels (non OEM)
Gauge cluster bezel (that holds the switches)
Rear hatch cover
Under Hood:
Radiator support
Battery box
Air box or chamber for CAI
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Carbon fiber shifter plate?
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This, definitely. Problem though, people with adjustable short throws will lose that feature...RobMinhas wrote:Carbon fiber shifter plate?
Anything I buy in CF will be for weight savings on the front end... My pockets will be a bit deeper come 2013, and I'd be willing to shell out for some CF goodies that rest in front of the windshield, if the weight savings are large enough
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'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
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Looks like the rad support is the most popular piece to start with. I'm on it guys.
Your biggest weight savings will come from things you can do that do not involve CF. Reduce the wheels to lightweight 15's or 16's. Big stereo's in your trunk, AKA junk in your trunk.
As far as body panels go, the hood, the hatch, and the doors, if done right in CF can save quite a bit of weight. The fenders and bumpers won't benifit as much from weight savings in CF, but I am still going to make them.
I would actually love to do a rear diffuser as a functional piece to go along with a flat bottomed car. The aero is another topic though..
More to come...
Your biggest weight savings will come from things you can do that do not involve CF. Reduce the wheels to lightweight 15's or 16's. Big stereo's in your trunk, AKA junk in your trunk.
As far as body panels go, the hood, the hatch, and the doors, if done right in CF can save quite a bit of weight. The fenders and bumpers won't benifit as much from weight savings in CF, but I am still going to make them.
I would actually love to do a rear diffuser as a functional piece to go along with a flat bottomed car. The aero is another topic though..
More to come...
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Would love to have rear bumper cover aprons, like Jspec mx3s have
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bumper cover aprons what are these? and a wiper cowl, hatch garnish, and maybe a sunroof if possible. I would buy all of these in a heart beat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!mitmaks wrote:Would love to have rear bumper cover aprons, like Jspec mx3s have
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Anything JDM, I don't have. So unless someone is willing to give up their JDM parts for a loaner or just sell them to me, I can't reproduce any of those parts.
I have a sunroof I can make. I have a cowl, a hatch garnish, I have access to a hatch shade, etc...just one thing at a time.
gauge bezel needs trimming and filing, actually needs to be redone due to a delamanation.
Oem door panel plug getting ready for final prep.
I have started working on the radiator support. I should start laying down some fabric tommorow if I have time.
I have a sunroof I can make. I have a cowl, a hatch garnish, I have access to a hatch shade, etc...just one thing at a time.
gauge bezel needs trimming and filing, actually needs to be redone due to a delamanation.
Oem door panel plug getting ready for final prep.
I have started working on the radiator support. I should start laying down some fabric tommorow if I have time.
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I admit that I thought this thread was gonna be one of those "what if" threads where nothing came from it but it's nice to see some actual results.
This should be interesting, looks like you know what you're doing and how to do it too.
Keep us updated!
This should be interesting, looks like you know what you're doing and how to do it too.
Keep us updated!
Daninski wrote:This is my MX3. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My MX3 is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I master my life. My MX3, without me, is useless. Without my MX3, I am useless. I must fire up my MX3 true. I must drive straighter than any Honda driver who is trying to own me. I must own him before he owns me.
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That does look like a dam good job . Keep it up .
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YES YES YESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!