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Old 12-23-2008, 05:55 PM   #1
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Carbon fiber

I was wondering if anyone has gone with any carbon fiber interior parts. I saw a company that sells alot of interior carbon fiber parts and wanted to know what some opinions are about it. here is the link if you wanna check it out.

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Old 12-23-2008, 06:16 PM   #2
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I personally think that most of the interior pieces are way too tacky. I do have plans for a CF headliner though, and I would like a CF armrest. But seriously, who needs a full interior made of carbon fiber?
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Old 12-23-2008, 06:20 PM   #3
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Thats why I was posting to get peoples opinions about the parts they have.
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ZOMG that stuff is expensive. I can only imagine what it would cost to do the whole interior.
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Old 12-23-2008, 06:24 PM   #5
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ZOMG that stuff is expensive. I can only imagine what it would cost to do the whole interior.
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way too expensive to think about it.
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Old 12-23-2008, 06:42 PM   #6
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Im not saying to have a completely CF interior. Just what pieces people would consider doing or have. Also has anyone used this company or know anyone who has. I was thinking about doing the headliner and armrest also.
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Old 12-23-2008, 06:45 PM   #7
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I want the door paneling, A-pillar's, privacy hatch cover, and headliner. But I gots no moneyz to be spending on that stuff.
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Too expensive although I have considered the headliner since its hard to find a OEM headliner in good shape and I need one. Door panels have been on my mind too. But thats alot of money to dump into the interior.
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Their stuff is nice. You can see a pic in my build thread of the headliner.

I also have their headliner, apillar for both sides. I also had them wrap the plastic around my traingle rear windows and the plastic on the hatch around the windoe.

So pretty much everything from the windows up. I think it should look good since I plan on doing a two tone color scheme on my car.
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Their stuff is nice. You can see a pic in my build thread of the headliner.

I also have their headliner, apillar for both sides. I also had them wrap the plastic around my traingle rear windows and the plastic on the hatch around the windoe.

So pretty much everything from the windows up. I think it should look good since I plan on doing a two tone color scheme on my car.
I forgot about the A-pillars...I would use them as well. Greengoblin: do you have pics of said CF quarter windows?
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I forgot about the A-pillars...I would use them as well. Greengoblin: do you have pics of said CF quarter windows?
No not yet. they are still sittingn in the bubble wrap boxed up . I looked at them once them put them away. I don't want them damaged.

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I have a carbon fiber arm rest. its pretty sweet but scratches easily.
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No not yet. they are still sittingn in the bubble wrap boxed up . I looked at them once them put them away. I don't want them damaged.

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That makes sense since youre still in the build stages, and not the finishing stages. I thought maybe you would have taken fitment pictures just for show and then taken them all apart again.
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I have a carbon fiber arm rest. its pretty sweet but scratches easily.
I guess it is a highly used area that would be conducive to scratching. That something to think about.
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way to expensive fo me=], but looks really nice when done right
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personally im planning to get their door inserts and the a pillars as soon as i get the chance. Doing the whole door is a bit too much and headliner.. forget it.
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