Interior/Exterior Carbon Fiber Interior
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They look great.
Are they direct replacements (well, obviously the downtubes are!) or do most of those pieces simply apply with 3M tape? Such as the B-Pillars...just "snap over existing pillar, tape holds it in place" or do I need to remove existing parts and REPLACE with these carbon fiber parts?
Let us know when they are ready for sale. They'd look great in my Jet black mini with black leatherette!
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10-21-2003, 11:13 AM
I have a question. Seeing as how CF is so much tougher than the plastic that MINI uses to make the dash, how will that work with the passenger side airbag? If it goes off, will the passenger get a faceful of CF at the speed of an expanding airbag?
That could be somewhat disconcerting, I would imagine.
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That could be somewhat disconcerting, I would imagine.
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Alice (Cooper) is almost as much fun as I had hoped. Would my fuel economy improve if I didn't have so much fun?
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10-21-2003, 11:18 AM
Would the airbag cover have to be installed by a dealer? I didn't know that was a piece that we common people could mess with.
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Just a suggestion: When you post an exciting new product like this, stick around for a little while afterward (even just 10 minutes!) and answer a few basic questions. I think you'd end up generating a lot more enthusiasm for the products that way.
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