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I'm sure it'd be worth it. I'm an old old man and just started doing carbon fibre layups (vacuum bagging) .... I've done a lot of normal glass fibre and resin i
by monk_e_boy 11y ago
I'm sure it'd be worth it. I'm an old old man and just started doing carbon fibre layups (vacuum bagging) .... I've done a lot of normal glass fibre and resin in the past. So Epoxy+carbon+vacuum is ASTONISHING ... it's so strong and so light.
I wish I'd done it years ago.
Makes me want to play with everything on this list!
- aswanson 11y agoWhat are the thermal properties of the carbon fibre? Can they stay composed under automobile tail exhaust temperatures?
- monk_e_boy 11y agoNo 100% sure... F1 cars are made out of carbon fibre, but the exhaust is usually wrapped in titanium. The engine must get hot, not what temperatures though. You'd need to ask someone far smarter than me :)
- johnsberd 11y agoMotorcycle exhaust mufflers are commonly made of carbon fibre but it really depends on what you're putting this on and how far down stream from the exhaust it is. I've seen a lot of heat barriers made from carbon on cars and motorcycles. Also hoods are often replaced for carbon in racing and a lot of people have exhaust manifolds directly below them. What usually happens is the carbon gets discolored from the heat but not much worse unless it's directly touching, but that's another can of worms.