[hamsup]

so i was taking a look at a few kits.. i plan to buy and install during this summer if i can find a good price.. but just curious to see why so many of the nice kits are in fibreglass..

The kits i am interested in are the INGS kit, Mugen Kit, or the RANDO sport kit.. but they seem to only come in fibreglass... is the replica in polyurethane ??? i would rather buy a urethane one cuz it's stronger...

n e inputs on this topic ??? am i wrong ??? know of n e reliable online stores that sell the replica in urethane ??

please let me know.. thanks all !

Hamsup !!

 

[corso28]

all INGS kits are fiberglass, mugen i believe u can find in urethane, and the rando i believe can be had in urethane as well... maybe a search would bring up more results.... or a japanese site. heh

 

[rsXXXrated]

This topic hasn't been beaten to death already. Damn do a search and find out. Fiberglass is not as bad as it seems.

 

[PoRnStAr840]

This topic hasn't been beaten to death already. Damn do a search and find out. Fiberglass is not as bad as it seems.

wow, first time Ive ever seen a N00B give that advise


the OEM kit isnt fiberglass:laughing:

 

[rsXXXrated]

Just because I am a noob doesn't make me an idiot. I have been on this site before but too damn lazy to join. There are a lot of idiots on here that have been a long time member and ask the dumbest questions, ie. this one!

 

[PoRnStAr840]

lol I dont know you, and I never said you were an idiot.:thumbsup:

 

[FaintReality]

Get fiberglass... Do a search for the reasons why.

 

[Christoph]

Mugen is actually FRP and this so far is the best besides carbon and kevlar on actual race car. Fiberglass all the way though for the kit you will be getting.

 

[Christoph]

The search would really help though cause the topic is covered extensively throughout other threads.:thumbsup:

 

[CrazyFoool]

its usually only bad if you get a fiberglass replica.

 

[Christoph]

Not true, if the process is good. Most places now have lost business and have reformed their manufacturing processes. I know of a lot of shops that use a chopper to spray and I can't say who really, but the good thing is I haven't really seen a lot if not any RSX kits made this way.