anyone one have any of them?a friend of mine is planning to get one. he just wants to know whats the ups and downs thanks.
vfiber and duraflex kits - 6G Celicas Forums
far better than fiberglass body parts...they offer some flexing so thats a big advantage when having a lwoered car. i have heard rumors that the duraflex kits dont line up well, but thats more of the actual mold issue than anything else
i firend of mine bought a durflex lip for his Z and he hasnt regret the pruchase yet, the flexiblility on a lowered Z (any lowered car for that matter) saves the piece in the long run
i firend of mine bought a durflex lip for his Z and he hasnt regret the pruchase yet, the flexiblility on a lowered Z (any lowered car for that matter) saves the piece in the long run
how about some matreial called "ABS plastic"? i see a lot of parts on ebay made with this stuff now... if the fitment sux would it be a lot harder to fix?
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i had a ABS plastic lip on my 95 accord and it broke in half onto a drive way. i wouldn't perfer them if you have a lowerd car.
so duraflex kits are better than fiber glass?
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its exaclty what its says...plastic
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definitely, its pretty much as close to urethane as you can get
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i had a ABS plastic lip on my 95 accord and it broke in half onto a drive way. i wouldn't perfer them if you have a lowerd car.
i had a ABS plastic lip on my 95 accord and it broke in half onto a drive way. i wouldn't perfer them if you have a lowerd car.
its exaclty what its says...plastic
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so duraflex kits are better than fiber glass?
so duraflex kits are better than fiber glass?
definitely, its pretty much as close to urethane as you can get
I have machined quite a bit of abs, it is brittle if thin, cheap compared to
other plastics, relitively stable to machine, I wouldnt think it would be good for
painting but I have never looked into that aspect of it.
other plastics, relitively stable to machine, I wouldnt think it would be good for
painting but I have never looked into that aspect of it.
JDM guy made me do it.
Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
My home-made $3.28 front lip on my old Sentra took quite the beating (scraped countless driveways/roads, dragged tumbleweeds from driving backwards through a field, hit a rock, my dog ran into it, etc.) and still survived for a good 9 months up until I finally hit a large chunk of ice in eight-degree weather while trying to squeeze my car out of a parking spot. Then it was back to Home Depot for another piece of gutter...$3.28 and two hours later it was as good as before.
My home-made $3.28 front lip on my old Sentra took quite the beating (scraped countless driveways/roads, dragged tumbleweeds from driving backwards through a field, hit a rock, my dog ran into it, etc.) and still survived for a good 9 months up until I finally hit a large chunk of ice in eight-degree weather while trying to squeeze my car out of a parking spot. Then it was back to Home Depot for another piece of gutter...$3.28 and two hours later it was as good as before.
New Toyota project coming soon...
thanks guys, my friend getting his R34 in vfiber.
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PVCu typically. Unplasticised Polyvinyl-Chloride.
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Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
PVCu typically. Unplasticised Polyvinyl-Chloride.
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Wow you gotta have some pics of that sentra you can post?
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Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
My home-made $3.28 front lip on my old Sentra took quite the beating (scraped countless driveways/roads, dragged tumbleweeds from driving backwards through a field, hit a rock, my dog ran into it, etc.) and still survived for a good 9 months up until I finally hit a large chunk of ice in eight-degree weather while trying to squeeze my car out of a parking spot. Then it was back to Home Depot for another piece of gutter...$3.28 and two hours later it was as good as before.
Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
My home-made $3.28 front lip on my old Sentra took quite the beating (scraped countless driveways/roads, dragged tumbleweeds from driving backwards through a field, hit a rock, my dog ran into it, etc.) and still survived for a good 9 months up until I finally hit a large chunk of ice in eight-degree weather while trying to squeeze my car out of a parking spot. Then it was back to Home Depot for another piece of gutter...$3.28 and two hours later it was as good as before.
Wow you gotta have some pics of that sentra you can post?
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x2 for pics of that lip!!
you know why they put sheep at the edge of a cliff.... that way they push back!(2:27:32 AM) edit: please f*cking work, f*ck, sh*t, piss(2:28:08 AM) edit: that did the trick
Poly Urethane kits are better. But they don't always fit. My bodyman that did all my bodywork, his son has a crx with a urathane kit and it didn't even come close to fitting. In his words "No bodykit is a perfect fit" but i'll find out how well poly Urathane fits, because i'm getting Urathane front lip and rear splitters for my g/f's eclipse.
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Aluminum....... usually .028 gauge, well anywhere from .021 to .031, They haven't used plastic gutters since ... well ever. That junk is for sheds and harry homemaker type stuff. I used to do this for a living.
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PVCu typically. Unplasticised Polyvinyl-Chloride.
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Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
Does anyone know the material that gutters for houses are made out of?
PVCu typically. Unplasticised Polyvinyl-Chloride.
Aluminum....... usually .028 gauge, well anywhere from .021 to .031, They haven't used plastic gutters since ... well ever. That junk is for sheds and harry homemaker type stuff. I used to do this for a living.