Instead of a Carbon Fiber Key Fob - And More Useful - Carbon Fiber Motor Mount
08-23-2003, 04:11 AM
#31
Brendan:
Good (Early) Morning!
I am in Wisconsin working. We did a carbon fiber/titanium strut brace for Type 993/964 but it would cost $600 to $700. Weighed approximately 430 grams, far superior to anything else out there from a structural stiffness point of view and looks great -- but most people would rather have a much less expensive one. Also, did carbon fiber/titanium engine bracket and a variety of other pieces but, relative to "street pieces", they are expensive. As to copies of other parts, "splashes" of certain non structural parts are possible but, for many people, the cost is a concern -- if you have any specific ideas, I would be happy to help.
Good (Early) Morning!
I am in Wisconsin working. We did a carbon fiber/titanium strut brace for Type 993/964 but it would cost $600 to $700. Weighed approximately 430 grams, far superior to anything else out there from a structural stiffness point of view and looks great -- but most people would rather have a much less expensive one. Also, did carbon fiber/titanium engine bracket and a variety of other pieces but, relative to "street pieces", they are expensive. As to copies of other parts, "splashes" of certain non structural parts are possible but, for many people, the cost is a concern -- if you have any specific ideas, I would be happy to help.
