Hey that looks pretty good.

A long time ago (4-5 years) there was a guy selling CF parts like this. He had quite a bit of interest, so you may consider making a small batch.

How do you think this will last with the high temps of the location of that cover?

 

Wow, nicely done! Would love to see it on the car. And the filter box sounds interesting as well. Keep it up!

 

thanks for the support. it should be fine with the underhood temps i cured the part in a oven at 300 degrees for 2 days and the ceramic clear coat is rated upwards of 500 degrees. i just hope the 2:1 epoxy mixture was correct. I thought about starting a small business doing CF parts with my dad when i move back to texas later this summer, but i havent found too much interest in anything besides fenders,hoods,and trunks and i would rather not get into the larger or structural items which would require vac bagging. although in texas i will have access to a full machine shop with cnc,laser cutter,wleding etc

if there is interest in parts from folks on here let me know and i will see what i can do for you. it may take me a little while to make any parts considering i am a student and i work and part complexity.

 

That's really sweet, picture in car?

 

on car as requested.

my cardomain site won't let me sign in so no large pic.

 

Looks good!

 

thanks!

 

I like it.

 

Is there seran wrap on your intake manifold?

It looks all glitz-n-glamour.

 

nope just the morning sun shining into my garage and my phones flash reflecting.

 

CF box made for a gmc diesel filter. i know its not the best but it seals and it flows, plus this is how i waste my time and get practice.

 

That looks trick with the valve cover. Nice work! I'm interested in some small parts for my NG if you're interested in doing the work...

 

finally got around to fitting the air filter now that its in the 50's. it diddnt fit like i wanted it to but i got it in there.

i think it kind of looks like shit! oh well though its better than the crappy cone filter i had.