Sun roof plate, Carbon Fibre, how thick?
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currently have a steel sheet over my sunroof
but now thinking alloy or carbon fibre
but what thickness should the Carbon fibre be?
but now thinking alloy or carbon fibre
but what thickness should the Carbon fibre be?
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self confessed dodgy bloke with a vest ![Wink](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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alloy is more cost affective
but carbon is more bling
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alloy is more cost affective
but carbon is more bling
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I can't see it flapping if it is secured all round and sealed so air cannot get underneath it. If it does flap then just get a thin strip of alloy (about 1" wide) and bond it to the length of the carbon from inside the car.
I used a sheet of thin alloy for mine, not sure what thickness it was though!
I used a sheet of thin alloy for mine, not sure what thickness it was though!
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I can't see it flapping if it is secured all round and sealed so air cannot get underneath it. If it does flap then just get a thin strip of alloy (about 1" wide) and bond it to the length of the carbon from inside the car.
I used a sheet of thin alloy for mine, not sure what thickness it was though!
I used a sheet of thin alloy for mine, not sure what thickness it was though!
like the idea of brasing underneath
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you got a complexe now?
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