pics of Jeffs rear strut tower in Suite E grafX style
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pics of Jeff@performance's rear strut tower in Suite E grafX style
Doesn't look half bad. I am sure Jeff will post some better pics. It does look much better in person, too.
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is that real CF???? it looks amazingly nice!!!!
cheers,
richie
is that real CF???? it looks amazingly nice!!!!
cheers,
richie
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It really looks great in person. Jason and I have been really busy around the shop and internet, but we will get some pictures up in the next few days. They also did the dash center piece, shift console and window switch covers. As nice as it all looks, my favorite part is the rear strut tower covers. You can't deny the awesome job Rich does on these parts!!
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pinnacleliquid's stuff is really good. The CF B pilars I got from him are still my favorite visual mod on my car. How much for the back strut brace set up?
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Pices can be found....
here http://www.elegantwooddesign.com/350zphoto.htm
And as far as what the process is, it is a form of 3 dimensional printing. It is labor intensive and not really cheaper than real carbon fiber at times. But it is a very nice alternative. It will never yellow and fade is less than 2% over a ten year period. It is all automotive grade, designed to last.
And as far as what the process is, it is a form of 3 dimensional printing. It is labor intensive and not really cheaper than real carbon fiber at times. But it is a very nice alternative. It will never yellow and fade is less than 2% over a ten year period. It is all automotive grade, designed to last.
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Their stuff is grade A.. looks perfect...
it's not too much of a cost saving alternitive to real fiber, what it is; is a perfect looking CF piece instead of having messed up fiber strands when trying to mold it to a lot of twist and turns..
not like there is much weight to save on plastic pieces so no point in getting real CF that will actually not look as good and end up fading lol =P its just hella nice looking pieces you end up with for a good price!
it's not too much of a cost saving alternitive to real fiber, what it is; is a perfect looking CF piece instead of having messed up fiber strands when trying to mold it to a lot of twist and turns..
not like there is much weight to save on plastic pieces so no point in getting real CF that will actually not look as good and end up fading lol =P its just hella nice looking pieces you end up with for a good price!
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They did my dash console and door handles in Daytona blue, and I couldn't be happier!! It came out fantastic!! High praise for Rich and the quality of his products!!
my Z:
www.elegantwooddesign.com/images/bluedash5.jpg
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my Z:
www.elegantwooddesign.com/images/bluedash5.jpg
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You can buy them through us, but you will be best off buying direct from Rich at Suite E. (cut out the middleman) He did this for another guy on the Forum and my car for the dealer to show off his work. Rich is out of town until the 2nd so I can't get you pricing either. I've got to find the time to get some pix up, because the one's Rich took don't look half as nice as it does in person.
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Originally posted by Reggi914
Does it have that same gloss and 3d look of cf?
Does it have that same gloss and 3d look of cf?