Carbon fiber spyder trunk

so ive been looking for this carbon fiber spyder trunk lid forever now. so does anyone know where i can get one?

Are you sure that they even make one... I know they do for hardtops but I've never seen one for a spyder.

I am looking for the same thing, the ass that had my car before me put an aftermarket spoiler on my spyder and i need a new trunk lid with no holes. . . I would rather have carbon fiber any info would be helpful

I am looking for the same thing, the ass that had my car before me put an aftermarket spoiler on my spyder and i need a new trunk lid with no holes. . . I would rather have carbon fiber any info would be helpful

You could always fill the holes...

I don't think they exist, or atleast nobody was able to find them for a spyder.

I think VIS is the best place to check...

I know I've seen them before for the hardtops, but none for the spyder. Carbon-creations.com specializes in CF parts, e-mail them and see if they know anything.

well i found a company that will make one for me but its gonna run me about $700 to $800 plus shipping. all there gonna do i wrap my old trunk but it will still look just as good i think. so if anyone needs this part just let me know and i will send you the info of how to get ahold of them

well i found a company that will make one for me but its gonna run me about $700 to $800 plus shipping. all there gonna do i wrap my old trunk

Is that really worth it to you? Probably nearly $900 just to have your trunk wrapped in carbon fiber....your not losing any weight, so the only thing you get out of it is the look. Personally that is way too expensive.

def not worth it for that price I'm sure you can find cheaper elsewhere.

I'd personally just fill the holes. I filled all the holes from my original spoiler so I could put on the turbo spoiler. It takes a couple coats of bondo and you may want to put in a backing plate. Sand it flat. Primer and paint. Walla all done and way cheaper.

Shiiiiiit. From what I hear, working with carbon fiber is just like working with fiber glass. You could just buy your own carbon fiber and epoxy for WAY less than that. Just get the holes filled man. Way less expensive and less cobble jockied.

Shiiiiiit. From what I hear, working with carbon fiber is just like working with fiber glass. You could just buy your own carbon fiber and epoxy for WAY less than that. Just get the holes filled man. Way less expensive and less cobble jockied.
Good luck finding any... Some of the largest carbon fiber distributors in the world are behind on stock and are no longer accepting sales to anybody except exisiting customers who require a large quantities... I already tried to buy some to make parts because it really is just as easy as fiberglass, just a little more touchy in details...

:1: i WAS going to do my whole dash... but couldnt find anyone who sold it either... and it is JUST like fiberglass work...

hmm well if its really as easy as fiberglass ill just do it myself. isnt it just the carbon and then like 10 coats of clear coat or something like that?

Haven't you read any of the last posts? Carbon fiber is almost IMPOSSIBLE to find anymore, at least the good stuff. And it's not just the fiber and then clearcoat. It's a fiber mat, and then you lay resin down over top of it. It's not EASY unless you know what you're doing. If you have never worked with fiberglass before, I would suggest starting out with some smaller stuff before you try and make a complete mold out of your trunk.

Huh, last time I was into carbon fiber I found quite a few websites and IIRC it was cheap too. This was like 2 years ago though.

Huh, last time I was into carbon fiber I found quite a few websites and IIRC it was cheap too. This was like 2 years ago though.

There might be a few sites that still sell some overstock, but it's getting harder and harder to find.