FYI, Carbon Fiber was so yesterday, do everything on your car in Titanium.

 

is there fitment problems with a carbon fiber hood?
i was thinking about gettting one since the aluminum hood dents from tree debris.

 

CF is so last millenia. Even Titanium is dated. Those in the know are using the new wonder product: Bakerlite!

 

Carbon fiber? Hah...

I have an entire new line of Helium high performance parts being developed. Talk about light weight. They're gonna sell like crazy!

 

I'd say helium is the way to go, but you might generate lift--not good at high speed. Helium-filled titainium would be the way to go. Zero weight but super strong.

While my sig has always said it, carbon fiber is a big waste unless you're in an F1 car, bike at an olympic level or just want fancy expensive bodywork that doesn't match in color. I totally don't get it--most people *want* their car's body parts to match. If F1 guys started using epoxy over toilet paper you'd probably find boy racers doing the same (Hmm, you would get the resiliency of CF but super light! ) Whatever floats your boat...

 

Don't you mean Bakelite

That's so pass

 

That's the one!

 

alot of ppl get CF parts to lighten their cars for better performance on the track. alot of other people get CF parts just for the bling.

 

Bakelite, Carbon Fibre, Titainium...........
You folks are ALL so yesterday.
I just finished ordering an entire new body and interior crafted from unobtainium.
whole body and interior bucket and trim weighs in at under 37 ounces.

 

Damn!!!
I order my imaginary parts which weighted at an outstanding 0.00000000000000000000000000001 ounces which is the brain cells that died in the process of imagination. This does not make any sense, going back to work now

I like CF, makes the car lighter in some cases and look better in others. Whatever floats your boat!