SpeeDDrifT wrote:Alright well here's my question.I believe the specs for CF is roughly 2x's as strong as steel and 1/3 the weight of aluminium?So I'm wondering in a car accident in which your stock hood is designed to crumple.....what would happen with a CF hood? Would it snap the mounts? Would it crumple? Would it create a hazard?Has anyone seen someone with a CF hood wrecked?
SpeeDDrifT wrote:Alright well here's my question.I believe the specs for CF is roughly 2x's as strong as steel and 1/3 the weight of aluminium?
SRdS14 wrote:well..some people think carbon fiber hoods are a waste of your time. personally, i have one on my car...i notice a difference when i am at a quarter of a tank rather than half
2k is a joke.Exar-Kun wrote:about 2 grand, if its ballanced. A guy who drags his 500ci nitrous big blockw as telling me about the fabrication palce that does carbon fiber....
if I got 2k, its not going into the driveshaft. its going into the suspension.
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Lost_To_A_K-Car wrote:Did research stock hood weighs 47 lbs, C/f 16lbs.Ok, then...47-16=31 pounds. 31/6 = 5. Is your car faster with half a tank versus a full tank?
Sorry if I posted in the wrong area. Sue me.
I won't sue you, but I'll be sure to ignore your questions in the future, dipstick.
http://www.acpt.com/driveshaft/index.htmlExar-Kun wrote:" paid $700 for mine from ACPT. They can make one any lenght you want for no more than $800. Balancing it shouldn't cost much more, you should never be over $1000."
link? I'd buy that, and is it a once peice, or two? stock my 1993 has a 2-piece and I'd love to eliminate that center bushing.
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