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Old 06-26-2006, 02:08 AM
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CF Doors

I found one website that sold carbon fiber doors for 95-99 coupes. of course i didnt bookmark the site and now i cant remember it. If anyone knows of a website it would be appreciated. thanks
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Re: CF Doors

yea i use to know the name of the site.. i thought it was carbon creations but that wasn't it when i went looking. If i recall it i will let you know.
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Re: CF Doors

i clicked off the page and then it struck me..

http://www.classglassperformance.com/95-02%20CAV.html
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Re: CF Doors

wouldn't recomend them for everyday use though, don't seem like they would be very "durable" with constance opening and closing, but i may be wrong. It nice they are made to accept plexglass though.
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wouldn't recomend them for everyday use though, don't seem like they would be very "durable" with constance opening and closing, but i may be wrong. It nice they are made to accept plexglass though.
yeah i dont know carbon fiber doors on a daily just doesnt sound good to me. like cav2000 said, i dont know how well they would stand up to everyday opening and closing.
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Re: CF Doors

They are for pretty much track use only. No glass no handles no cranks no nadda. Its weight reduction and then some and thats about it.
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They are for pretty much track use only. No glass no handles no cranks no nadda. Its weight reduction and then some and thats about it.
yeah no glass thats why you go with plexi or lexan. but the best place for them is on the track. dont get me wrong they look cool and everything.
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Re: CF Doors

Just get your stock doors wrapped if you want the Cf look.
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Re: CF Doors

ok i gotcha thanks for the input. i kinda wanted the weight reduction as well as the look. but i dont want to wrap them
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