- Location
- Cheney lake Kansas
Yes, thats where i bought it, its very easy stuff to work with, especially when chad lays it in
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I think that red and black carbon Kevlar combo has been my favorite so far.
Very stricking
Yes, thats where i bought it, its very easy stuff to work with, especially when chad lays it in
What engine combination are you running in your ski and did you have any clearance problems with the front hood mounts hitting your handlepole?
:no::frown:I had clearance problems with the front hood mounts on my envy, I just drilled holes in the pole.
I had clearance problems with the front hood mounts on my envy, I just drilled holes in the pole.
Yes, thats where i bought it, its very easy stuff to work with, especially when chad lays it in
I guess I don't understand how u install it. Is it a cover up piece after lay fiberglass reinforcement, or is it the actual renforcement. If it is or isn't if you spread resin over it won't it fog up? Sorry I'm new to this but I'm goin to try!
I had clearance problems with the front hood mounts on my envy, I just drilled holes in the pole.
It is reinforcement, but mostly just pretty. theres a layer of biax under the carbon kevlar that serves as the majority of reinforcemnet.
the carbonkevlar is alot trickier to install , as it is more springy that traditional fiberglass material.. I lay the ski on its side. then rough trim out the material.
I wet out the area , then lay in the c/k, then wet out the outside ... and I try to keep an eye on it for a while as it dries , to tap down any areas that lift. when its almost dry I trim with a sharp blade....
wa- laa
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Just put a thicker pole pad on the top of the hood.