Jump to content
Sign in to follow this  
corradosyncro

VW CORRADO CARBON PARTS

Recommended Posts

Guest
Can't see the point of a carbon spoiler but it does look well made.

 

Just weight saving i'm guessing, downforce will be the same.

 

There is no down force provided by the spoiler, or very little anyways.

 

You're confusing Aerofoils ('wings') with spoilers I think ;)

 

'Wings' produce down force, and spoilers (by definition) reduce lift by 'spoiling' the air flow.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Monkey-Boy, as Dave says, use the search! :roll:

 

Wings, bonnet,, bumpers, interior etc changed around 1992 with K plates.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
too hot- fantastic idea!

 

Cheers mate :)

I`ve seen them before but don`t know who make them.

Think they look quite cool 8)

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
['H3R4POR]
Can't see the point of a carbon spoiler but it does look well made.

 

Just weight saving i'm guessing, downforce will be the same.

 

There is no down force provided by the spoiler, or very little anyways.

 

You're confusing Aerofoils ('wings') with spoilers I think ;)

 

'Wings' produce down force, and spoilers (by definition) reduce lift by 'spoiling' the air flow.[/quote:rejlre2g]

 

 

Dude, that is such a minor point, everyone knows what I mean! :lol:

 

Now excuse me, I have to get my lab kit ready, am working on real race cars with real WINGS and real DOWNFORCE tomorrow! :p

 

p.s. I can calculate the downforce on a wing given it's angle and the speed the car is going to fractions of a Newton, did it just a few days ago in uni 8)

 

*might actually calculate a corrado's wing sometime*

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Monkey-Boy, as Dave says, use the search! :roll:

 

Wings, bonnet,, bumpers, interior etc changed around 1992 with K plates.

 

alright alright, I did!

 

Parked next to my bro's K reg, I still can't see the difference.... but then I completely failed to notice that he had put his new grille on too! :lol:

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

hi guys

 

just as a point this is not a topic on what gives what i know you wont save 500kgs from having a carbon spoiler im just making them because they look cool

 

doing this to see how much demand there is carbon parts

 

as for late or early style bonnets im looking at making late style bonnets as there are more models with this bonnet and i have had them on my early style corrados no probs

 

it costs about £1800 to make mould of a bonnet and there is just more call for late style

 

i can supply late style wings around £299.00 each

as for slam panels to costly for demand

 

looking at grills thinking of doing one with the eyebrow spoiler included or single grill/single eyebrow feed back would be good

00008090.jpg

76c7_1.JPG

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

^^ that's still a good picture matey! Looks pretty clear.

 

Are you thinking of doing bundles? i.e. if someone wanted both wings and a bonnet there'd be a slight reduction?

 

I know that would be getting on for £1k, but someone might find it useful.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Do you know how much weight each panel would save roughly?

 

I'm guessing the bonnet will be about 10kg (or more, standard item seems a lot heavier than a mk2 golf bonnet!) and maybe 5kg ish for each wing and 1-2kg on the spoiler?

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

I would definately be interested in a Engine cover with the 'VR6 - DOHC' on it, and also a front grill would be good....

 

How long does it take to knock these up?

 

Would you be able to create centre caps for alloys at all or is that too much of a stretch, I need to replace mine ideally with a VW badge on, as I feel mine look too chavy!!!!

 

Lee

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Guest
p.s. I can calculate the downforce on a wing given it's angle and the speed the car is going to fractions of a Newton, did it just a few days ago in uni 8)

 

just stick to cars, and steer clear of jet planes then fella, or you'll be driving to Spain rather than flying :lol:

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
['H3R4POR]
p.s. I can calculate the downforce on a wing given it's angle and the speed the car is going to fractions of a Newton' date=' did it just a few days ago in uni 8) [/quote']

 

just stick to cars, and steer clear of jet planes then fella, or you'll be driving to Spain rather than flying :lol:[/quote:2cxdsd5r]

 

 

 

fairplay

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

hi all had real busy week at work but im getting together a few parts

 

vw corrado grill

 

vw corrado grill with eyebrow built in like reiger style

 

got an o.e.m spec late style bonnet from v.a.g not cheap !!

 

once i have the grills in hand will start making moulds of them

but they will be coming

 

on the look out for new or new old stock or complete mint no filler dents etc DOORS/TAILGATE

IF i cannot find any i will use mine from my other corrado as i know these are mint but this means taking off road and wrapping up in garage for while but could do with room so looking first

 

 

Have contact that can supply 4mm polycarbonate windows for the front pair / rear pair and rear screen (corrado)

these can be flat

or be formed curved like oem

tinted bronze or smoke

and can have the black borders like oem (for rear pair and rear screen)

 

needed to check i could get this otherwise i would not bother with doors or tailgate as did not see the point in going to great trouble making moulds of dorrs/tailgate only to load them with glass !

 

late spec vw corrado wings

 

 

will keep all posted

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

Awesome!!!

 

I see some superlight projects coming in the future :D 8)

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Interesting times indeed. Given the cost of new parts from VW, it might actually be more cost effective to buy some new body panel bits in Carbon Fibre!

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
Sign in to follow this  

×
×
  • Create New...