"stcik on" carbon fibre.
10-05-2003, 06:30 PM
#17
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Originally posted by ledfootz28
i think the rksport kit is molded into the shape of the interior pieces and they just stick on i guess.i dunno it seems like a good idea,its real carbon fiber and not the cheesy stuff.and i think its under 200 for all the interior pieces
i think the rksport kit is molded into the shape of the interior pieces and they just stick on i guess.i dunno it seems like a good idea,its real carbon fiber and not the cheesy stuff.and i think its under 200 for all the interior pieces
10-05-2003, 06:56 PM
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What do you guys prefer? Brushed aluminum or carbon fiber? I was even thinking about painting alot of the interior sebring silver (or whatever's closest to that i can get) with a clear coat on top. What would you guys think of that?
10-05-2003, 10:46 PM
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Blu Beast: I could not find anything on the RK Sport site that showed they did these CF pieces. How much are we talking?
Q? Blue Beast RU Todd?
Q? Blue Beast RU Todd?
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10-05-2003, 11:05 PM
#21
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Originally posted by 97TA-WS6-Con
Blu Beast: I could not find anything on the RK Sport site that showed they did these CF pieces. How much are we talking?
Q? Blue Beast RU Todd?
Blu Beast: I could not find anything on the RK Sport site that showed they did these CF pieces. How much are we talking?
Q? Blue Beast RU Todd?
Oh, and no, Todd is Todd........I'm Chris......
Todd did his at exoticwooddash.com, they cover stock pieces whole so it's more "finished" than a glue on kit, but it's a "look", not the real deal....
10-06-2003, 10:37 AM
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I bought a kit about 2 years ago, and I can't remember the name of the company. But they were excellent to work with, and very quality pieces. It was the 3D REAL carbon fiber. I paid $160 shipped for it. I even messed up a piece, and they sent me another FREE 
It was easy to apply, and I used a hair dryer to warm both surfaces. Cleaned the surfaces w/ alcohol. The kit contained like 10 pieces or so. I had ordered a dash overlay off Ebay, and it matched perfectly.
The kit is quality, and has lasted through COLD winters, and HOT summers
It was easy to apply, and I used a hair dryer to warm both surfaces. Cleaned the surfaces w/ alcohol. The kit contained like 10 pieces or so. I had ordered a dash overlay off Ebay, and it matched perfectly.
The kit is quality, and has lasted through COLD winters, and HOT summers
11-17-2003, 04:51 AM
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I've seen pics of the carbon fibre before and I wasn't sure how I felt about it. The look is growing on me and the accents look great. These kits vary in price and how hard is the installation? Shaun, if you find a great deal on them let me know, maybe we can do a group buy? I like the side of the front console carbon fibred cause then the seat belt latch wont scratch the side of the console. Awesome appearance mod. 
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