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Re: E IN v Y's ride. C5s in!

Re: E IN v Y - Uganda be kidding me! Rims are on.

fatter tires make the gap look smaller BRUHBEENZ. believe me, i started hating pregens until i dropped it. and id get rid of tpms and just deal with the light lol.
 


Re: E IN v Y - Rims = Got Uganda be kidding me!

NegativeOne13 said:
In this thread.

There is too much wheel gap.

I declare next mod to be removal of gm squares.

I also declare a drop before retrofitting.

I also declare you remove the Carbon Fiber ****.

Thank you all for reading, peace.
Click to expand...

Fixed.
 
Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

You guys and gals are going to hate me... even more.
...Why? I acqired two 60" x 72" rolls of carbon fiber wrap.

So what does this mean David?
It means the hood and roof will be wrapped as soon as i receive the goods.

Im very sorry GPF.
 
Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

Ahhhhh i would of ordered it yesterday too, well actually Monday.
I was waiting for the seller to reply to a message i sent.

This time i got the good stuff.
3M 1080
...lets see who receives it first!
 


Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

lol ohhh noes! How did you know?!
If I like the way it looks ill have my tint guy do the rear spoiler.
 


Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

IDK about you, but I like having locking lug nuts. May be something to look into, especially when you have over $1000 just sitting there.
 
Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

I'm no scientist or anything... how does CF wrapping a metal make the metal lighter?

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Re: E IN v Y = Most Hated

I'm no expert, so correct me if I'm wrong.
I always thought the point of having a carbon fiber hood (or any other body panel) was to replace the heavy, metallic hood.



Carbon fiber hoods are made from a "Carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer" (light plastic wrapped in carbon fibers to keep it from breaking under tension).
So whats the point of wrapping metal with carbon fiber when the metal is already strong enough on its own.
 
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