Wait.... They're ready for sale
... And they look great i gotta get me 2 sets now lol
look good josh..good work on the handles
Ohhh i want thooooose.............. Oh wait, I dont have handles
Looks good man.
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looks killer man! great addition to the car!
WHEN DID THESE COME OUT ???!!!! I SOO need some of these. Time to call josh
wowzerz. look awesome. how about some distant shots for tie-in-ability w/ rest of carbon fiber stuff?
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im not a fan of that weave of CF... IMO it looks 'fake' i wonder why he chose that kind insted of the better looking stuff?
if they were the other weave i would like them for sure.
I admire the work in these but it can't beat color matched door handles in no way! I makes you look only at the handles. Remembers me when I went overboard with fake stick-on carbon fiber 7 years ago...GOD.....
z yaaaa wrote:im not a fan of that weave of CF... IMO it looks 'fake' i wonder why he chose that kind insted of the better looking stuff?
if they were the other weave i would like them for sure.
Maybe that's all he could get due to the national CF shortage?
I think they look good
Kevin Richter wrote:z yaaaa wrote:im not a fan of that weave of CF... IMO it looks 'fake' i wonder why he chose that kind insted of the better looking stuff?
if they were the other weave i would like them for sure.
Maybe that's all he could get due to the national CF shortage?
I think they look good
shortage? what the??? didnt realize there was one...
do you have a pic from the underside? how strong are they?
looks great!
how much did u get um for?
Portage, MI
z yaaaa wrote:Kevin Richter wrote:z yaaaa wrote:im not a fan of that weave of CF... IMO it looks 'fake' i wonder why he chose that kind insted of the better looking stuff?
if they were the other weave i would like them for sure.
Maybe that's all he could get due to the national CF shortage?
I think they look good
shortage? what the??? didnt realize there was one...
Yes, theres a worldwide carbon fiber shortage, im having trouble finiding supplies to cover pieces because of it, and the stuff i can find is hella expensive
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i agree z yaaaa, i like the kevler weave better than the twill but i've seen em in person and there pure sex. thats all i have to say.
^^ even helped put them on. lol
Those look great. Josh does great work.
I too think the 2x2 twill weave would of looked better, most automotive accessories are made from the 2x2 twill weave not the plain weave. From my experience, when dealing with small parts its better to use the plain weave because it is stronger then the twill weave when it comes to small parts. But since this is only an overlay, twill weave or worked just fine. If he can make it in the plain weave be can easily substitute the fabric with the twill weave in the future. Maybe someone wants to mention that to him.
is it just a sticker or does it replace the whole handle jw
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answer my questions. im interested.
Portage, MI
Looks awesome, I want a set...
They are a mold, there real carbon of course. like i said there just a carbon fiber mold, they just silicone, or something in that nature to put them on, i used stuff called GOOP. they fit good. and hold good.
The underside just looks like the back of a stock handle of course. These just fit perfeclty to the outside of the handle, i dont have any pics of under the handle, but u can obviosely just see how they go on. The ones i have were the tester set, and they test fitting pretty good!
I think that answered most the questions, any other questions?
ruen- sorry about the wait.
so they are just glued on? not rivited like the stock handles??
Portage, MI
these handles are just an overlay, not a replacement style. they are held on by addhesive. you can use goop, weatherstrip addhesive, some urethane glues, etc...
