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11-05-2006, 10:26 PM
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yeah, not the same style there. No one has the ones like that old company used to. We were going to mold louvers in, but none had the proper curve, so the idea got nixed. So, no Mayhem doesn't have them.
11-05-2006, 10:32 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-94...4935QQtcZphoto
I noticed that these are fiber glass. Isn't that a bad thing for fenders??? I think the stock ones are poly...
I noticed that these are fiber glass. Isn't that a bad thing for fenders??? I think the stock ones are poly...
11-05-2006, 11:28 PM
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I think the stock gm fenders are made out of a stronger more flexible material like polyurethane and these after market fenders are made out of fiberglass like a SS hood or spoiler which means they more then likely will crack very easily…
11-09-2006, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by FredoCamaro
I think the stock gm fenders are made out of a stronger more flexible material like polyurethane and these after market fenders are made out of fiberglass like a SS hood or spoiler which means they more then likely will crack very easily…
11-09-2006, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by DCCamaro22
Our fenders are ABS plastic
Whats up man! I talked to you a few times on cardomain...
Wouldn't you think that fiberglass fenders would be a risky idea???
12-04-2006, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by FredoCamaro
Whats up man! I talked to you a few times on cardomain...
Wouldn't you think that fiberglass fenders would be a risky idea???
Wouldn't you think that fiberglass fenders would be a risky idea???
Originally Posted by archemedes
it's worked on the vette since the 50's
True, but I'm sure Gm put a hell of alot more time in the vette then the companys making aftermarket fiberglass parts
12-04-2006, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by DCCamaro22
Whats up, anything is possible if you do it right, I have a fiberglass hood on my car, but with body kits I would never get fiberglass, I would only get urethane. Fenders, alot of my friend with imports have alot of problems with cracking, it doesn't take much to crack them.
True, but I'm sure Gm put a hell of alot more time in the vette then the companys making aftermarket fiberglass parts
True, but I'm sure Gm put a hell of alot more time in the vette then the companys making aftermarket fiberglass parts
I agree, after doing a ton of research I came up to the same conclusion. Also I found this car with those fenders on it and it looks horrible ...lol
You can click on the pics to enlarge them, also there is a little surprise on the roof of this car
http://teampowerspl.com/camaro.html
It's amazing now nothing lines up!
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