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View Poll Results: Carbon Fiber Delorean Accessories - Check all you'd be interested in.
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Battery Cover (110117)
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Brake Servo Access Panel (106004)
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Jack Stowage Cover (108294)
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Shifter Surround (108240)
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Console Armrest (108239)
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Console Tray (108232)
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Grille (100344)
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Front Spoiler (100632)
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Lower Engine Cover (100593)
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Rear Screen Upper Finisher (105721)
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Master Fabricator
Carbon Fiber Accessories - Looking for Feedback
Most of you have seen my car and my work with fiberglass and carbon fiber. I've been working on several replacement accessories for the Delorean in carbon fiber. Some of the parts listed in the poll are already in production, some are in the prototype/mold making phase and some haven't been started. I'm throwing this out there to get a feel for where everyone's interests are. Feel free to ask questions and thanks for your feedback!
Hyperlinks to DMCH's catalog in case you're not sure which parts I'm referring to.
Battery Cover (110117)
Brake Servo Access Panel (106004)
Jack Stowage Cover (108294)
Shifter Surround (108240)
Console Armrest (108239)
Console Tray (108232)
Grille (100344)
Front Spoiler (100632)
Lower Engine Cover (100593)
Rear Screen Upper Finisher (105721)
Last edited by protodelorean; 02-02-2013 at 10:21 PM.
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By "already in production", do you mean already for sale? Out of curiosity, which ones?
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Senior Member
I always thought the rocker guards/ground effects would look good in carbon fiber. Especially if you're already doing the front spoiler.
Red
VIN 4534
Born - October 1981
Brought back to life - July 2011
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Master Fabricator
Originally Posted by
Shep
By "already in production", do you mean already for sale? Out of curiosity, which ones?
Hey Shep. Molds are already complete for the Battery Cover and Shifter Surround. Still working on some of the hardware that will come with them.
Molds for the Jack Storage Cover and Brake Servo Cover are in progress. (These will not be simple flat plates like the originals. They'll have raised frames and ribs for "strength".)
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Master Fabricator
Originally Posted by
Kenny_Z
I always thought the rocker guards/ground effects would look good in carbon fiber. Especially if you're already doing the front spoiler.
Hmmm. I'll need to take a look at my originals. Because of the size, these wouldn't be cheap. Do you think it'd be worth it since they're so low on the car. Would people really be able to see they're carbon fiber?
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Senior Member
The same could be said for the battery cover and brake servo access (if the carpet is used). I think if the stock shape used some standoffs to push it out enough to cover the underside of the car that can be seen then people would be able to see it's carbon fiber. I'm sure I'm not alone with people asking if I'm missing a rocker panel or something as they point out the rubber grommet cover for the seatbelt bolt. If it was an aftermarket style ground effects kit the I'm positive that people would notice.
Red
VIN 4534
Born - October 1981
Brought back to life - July 2011
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Builder of the first Delorean Time Machine
If I had an unlimited budget for something ridiculous, I'd make a full set of carbon fiber body panels.
How awesome and silly would that be?
--buddy
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Senior Member
Probably save 5 pounds from the stock grill. Inside door handles would be another way to save weight and back off the force on opening the doors. I would be interested in door handles just for the weight. Probably not the grill because of cost.
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Senior Member
Inner door handles? Are your made of cast iron instead of plastic like the rest of ours? I must not be thinking of the same part.
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Senior Member
Originally Posted by
vwdmc16
Inner door handles? Are your made of cast iron instead of plastic like the rest of ours? I must not be thinking of the same part.
You never removed the handle (part you pull to close the door) have you?
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