fiznat wrote:I dont understand the big deal about carbon fiber. So what if it's light, I mean how much weight did you REALLY save- and who cares anyhow unless you're like an F1 racer or something. You'd probably save more weight just by eating less cheeseburgers every day, and that wouldnt cost you money!
Definetly looks nice though, cant deny that. :thumbup
Well I have it on the car mostly for looks. It doesn't weight much but obviously it is added onto the stock pieces so I am really adding a few lbs but as somone already stated CF is stronger than fiberglass. And I am not really a big guy, I am 6'1 180lbs so I really can't shed lbs hehe without looking anorexic :oface
One thing about this kit I have is it is actually functional and has been tested. They were originally designed for the World Challenge Spec V except he had fiberglass pieces made originally. Jermaine from Composite Creations worked out a deal with the owner of the molds (who had only 3 kits produced from the molds) so he can start producing the kits. So he is making both CF and fiberglass pieces for the kit. I have the 3rd kit for the car ever produced in CF and the only ones with the kit right now are sponsored cars so that is kinda neat. Not to mention the company switched who produces the kit for them so our 3 kits are the only ones made from this particualr manufacturer cause they have moved to another one. I know I will be one of the few that will have it for a little while. Turnover time is kinda lengthy. I have been waiting months for this thing to come in mostly due to problems with the molder not the company I got it from. Anyhow that is a little history lesson about the CF kit for anyone interested.
Oh and there are very few cars that have full CF kits made for them so it wins me favor at shows in the judging aspect with the CF goodies. I have wanted a full CF lip kit ever since I saw the Greddy CF kit on a 350Z at Spring Break Tuner Bash earlier this year.