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I personally don't see the gain for the cost/trouble. There are other areas that you can put that money/time into to make your car go faster. This kind of thing would be one of the last things i'd do to my car to chase down that 100th of a second. Then again, i'm nowhere near consistent enough for this to make any difference.
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I think you should make a sunroof panel out of frp or carbon first..sigpic
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Originally posted by Luis325 View PostI think you should make a sunroof panel out of frp or carbon first..
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Originally posted by naomiswanson View PostActually I am looking for what is the best vehicle and what you have said you are preparing for mold complete bmw E30 and I think this is what am I looking for. Sorry for my ignorance about this matter I want to have some further explanation.
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Definitely liking the ideal, I wonder how much this will affect the structural integrity of the chassis. Assuming you aren't going to be adding in a roll cage that is, as well as will it cause a bit of cowl shake. I really like where this is going especially if a person is planning major bodywork/respray.
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Originally posted by mcr_driver View PostDefinitely liking the ideal, I wonder how much this will affect the structural integrity of the chassis. Assuming you aren't going to be adding in a roll cage that is, as well as will it cause a bit of cowl shake. I really like where this is going especially if a person is planning major bodywork/respray.
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