View Poll Results: Should Someone Make A ALL CF BALT?
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What About a Carbon Fiber Balt?
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What About a Carbon Fiber Balt?
First off this is not a thread to show off my photo shop work. I did this chop in 15 minutes. This is just for a reference idea.
Do you think a all carbon fiber cobalt would look tight?
Do you think a all carbon fiber cobalt would look tight?
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From: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
the only way i would say make a carbon fiber balt would be if it was strictly built as a time attack car.. then who gives 2 ***** what it looks like... at that point its all about being the quickest around the track and not how good it looks doin it
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From: Pittsburgh
That's a quick way to ruin a nice looking car. Needs painted.
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From: Colorado
if put the money into making an entire car in c/f then it would all be waisted as soon as you painted it. . .
paint = weight.
if put the money into making an entire car in c/f then it would all be wasted as soon as you painted it. . .
paint = weight.
paint = weight.
if put the money into making an entire car in c/f then it would all be wasted as soon as you painted it. . .
paint = weight.
Last edited by exiged; Apr 22, 2009 at 01:56 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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From: Southington, CT
Paint is not that much weight. I think it might be a good idea for a track/drag cobalt but not a every day kind of car, plus major bucks if you ever damaged a pannel. I agree with people who are saying it should be painted with some accents showing but other than that a whole cf body just looks dirty from a distance, plus maintance to keep it shiny would be hell.