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Carbon bodywork

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Firstly I am a new member so be nice :grin: however i have been following these forums (V4 in perticular) for a while now because I am hopefully going to be buying an NC35 off an old friend.

I have decided im going to take the lotus method of 'adding less weight' rather than any engine mods (appart from the exhaust which also saves weight :grin: ) so was wondering how much weight replacement carbon body pannels actualy save, any numbers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Simon
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Post by pugparcels »

your best to speak to chris goddard as he makes a lot of carbon parts and maybe able to give you some info website:

http://www.chrisgoddard.net/projectNC30#intro

he is also a member on here as well. im pretty sure under v4chris try a members search.
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yum

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jap4 imports tyga full carbon bodywork for nc35
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As it happens I have a set of his lowers for sale at the moment... :whistle:
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wonder if they did any for the nc23?

how much are we talking, for new ones..?
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w00dzy wrote:wonder if they did any for the nc23?
how much are we talking, for new ones..?
I'd speak with Chris, if there's a demand he might be up for it.
I'd bought a few bits at the same time, I'm sure it was around the 250ish mark for the lowers/ v-piece.
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banoffee wrote:yum

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Does anyone know how much for the seat unit and where from??

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VFR..Al wrote:
banoffee wrote:yum

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Does anyone know how much for the seat unit and where from??

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Contact chris here http://www.chrisgoddard.net/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Post by Gavin jap4 »

I can ask TYGA to weigh all the NC35 parts for you so that you can get an idea of the weight saving
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