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![]() there was a place in new york that use to sell them but i cannt remember were, does anyone know were i can get one foir a s14 thanks
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I know a guy who is setting up a group buy for CF B14 200sx trunks. I'm sure if there was enough interest he could set something up for S14s. If 95+ all share the same size trunk I would think there would be a significant interest.
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how u like that Carbon Fiber my friend did that all by this lonesome he has the trunk all CF out and the engine bay. Last edited by Nismo 180sx Tuner; 07-27-2003 at 10:26 PM.. |
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A friend of mine does awesome carbon fiber work. He is working on a lot of custom cf stuff for Supras and he will soon start doing things for my 240. His website is www.fantomfibrecations.com, just an fyi. I can't ask him about pricing if anyone is interested.
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A friend of mine does awesome carbon fiber work. He is working on a lot of custom cf stuff for Supras and he will soon start doing things for my 240. His website is www.fantomfibrecations.com just an fyi. I can ask him about pricing if anyone is interested.
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Technically, there is no such thing as "fibreglass resin". There are three main types of resins used in the composite field. Polyester, vinylester and epoxy. Bondo ("fibreglass resin") is polyester and on their packaging they call it "fiberglass resin". However any type of resin can be used with any materials. Most the general public does not understand the differences between the materials and will buy whatever is cheaper, eventhough they are buying an inferior product. Consumers are not properly informed when it comes to composites' construction. There are 10's of combinations that can be done when building composite products. The cheapest method is how ALL of the aftermarket parts I have seen (Veilside, Bomex, GTP, Importfan, Do-luck) manufacturers their product. Via chop gun and polyester resin. You can go all the way up to how the McLaren deveoped its' F1 road car. Full carbon with nomex core with epoxy resin and stuck in the autoclave to cure (28+ psi and 300+ degrees F). However, the general public cannot afford an autoclaved piece of carbon. We do not have and will not for a long time buy an autoclave (unless we acquire a major contract which requires it). If you want more information about how our products are manufactured, feel free to contact me at [email protected]. It all depends on the product being built too. - Aaron |
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I browse here very rarely, but I still have a love for the 240's. That is the car I had before I bought the Supra (Mac truck driver ran a red light and t-boned me).
I would like to break into the 240 market, but from what I have been researching, the only way to do it would be to build cheaper (lower quality parts). The polyester resin is $12/gallon (which we do not even keep in stock). The epoxy resin is $58/gallon. The carbon we use is aerospace quality, even for the interior pieces, it reflects less light and looks better, but it costs twice as much. I have two friends with S15 conversions that I am trying to "sucker" into letting me build molds off their conversion kits so we can make some nice quality pieces. We also like to be up front with our customers and let them know where their money is going and why. Just seeing a stock 240 carbon hood for $900, most people will close the window and move on and unless we educate the consumers about the composite world, we would never sell anything. It is something a lot of companies dislike us for (and we have been around for less than a year). They do not like to inform the consumers about the "crap" they are buying and let them think it is the best thing out there. If you want to see some truly expensive prices, a bud of ours build racecar bodies for a living (he is the one that taught me ![]() I just do not understand how these companies get away with manufacturing products like this and consumers still buy them. The main thing is, you buy a kit, and have to pay the body man the same price for the kit to just install it. A good example. Consumer A purchases the TRD widebody Supra kit from GTP/Importfan for ~$3000. Then spends $5000 having it installed, the "waves" sanded out of the kit (which are not there is the glass work is done properly) and prepped for paint. Consumer B purchases the genuine TRD kit (beautiful quality) for $6500, pays the body man $2000 for install, which the TRD kit requires very little modifications to fit. So consumer A saved $500 yet he has a body kit on his car that is a POS and will crack, flex, and weigh more than that genuine kit. It will get repainted and patched more times than I can count. It is all about saving the money now and people do not see the big picture. It is just like buying a pair of Payless running shoes (if they even make them) compare to a nice set of Nike running shoes. One cost four times more, but when your Nikes last six times longer, well the math is not difficult. ok, I will get off my soapbox now. |
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Fantom Fibrecations
please do NOT make low qualty parts a huge portion (and growing) # of 240sx drivers are cheap poor bastards looking for handouts and discounts. i bet you for the cf trunk only a few of this thread (very few) would actually buy it. why? everyone has an excuse stick w/ high qualty and make a wide range or products for different cars you will sell more the s14 guys then s13, why? because s14 gusy actually spend money for the most part there are lots of s13 peopel who DO spend good money but for the most part, you'lll get lowballed and lots of 'give me a xxx amount of time to come up with the money' i totally agree w/ you about the parts quality and fitment if you want to sell stuff, stick w/ quality products. low quality 9as youknow) will just give you a bad rep and make people worry. i'd rather sell stuff at higher prcies and higher quality and hear only compliments then sell it at junk quality and low quality and get mixed reviews all day stay high quality. please! we need more US companies to sell high quality body parts are you open to producing your own line of body parts? specifically bumpers. zilvia member dorifto180sx goes to art center pasadena and focus is on auto mobiles he and i are very much into spending real money (haha) on our cars and not dreaming. he is mroe then willing to help DESIGN body kits...original kits you can sell if you are interested. he has very good taste. none of the kaminari crap. more like the stuff you see in japan and that style but for a US market if you are intersted, shoot me a pm and ill get you in touch with him. i will forward him this thread to reply/contact you. he is very willing. ![]() if you are serious, let me knw peeeace, aaron |
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heck I know ALOT of S14 owners would kill to have a set of the OEM USDM or JDM kouki sideskirts. heck I'd send mine to you for a mold if you want. (usdm kouki sides)
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just sent email to rsversion.com
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do you know what materials this spoiler is made out of http://www.rsversion.com/details.asp?ProdID=2263 the layup schedule (how many layers of composite material, what type of material, weave orientation for each layer what type of resin)? is there a core material or is the spoiler hollow? the amount of downforce it appies? has the spoiler been structurally tested, if so, how much PSI can it take before cracking? spoiler weight? is it adjustable? - Aaron |
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Wicked! I am currently the only one at the Air Force Academy with a s14 and i love it. I am getting 30k in Febuary
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