I received two large boxes from X-Limit yesterday, here are some pictures:
X-Limit Carbon Fiber Parts
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Nice to see that you got your interior project off the ground after setbacks. They look like nice parts.
holy sheizen, you've outdone yourself once again, John!
Looks awesome John!! How much did you pay for the door panels and rear bulkhead? PM me the prices if you don't want to post em up here..thanks man.
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I am partnering with this company to bring their parts to the United States, I purchased their entire first run of parts, and additional parts are in production.
If you're interested in anything shoot me a PM, and I will give you a price.
The door panels are $2600 MSRP, the bulkhead is $800 MSRP, and the side bulkhead trim is $800 MSRP. Additionally, the door trim piece can be purchased on its own, for $650/set.
Surprised no one has mentioned fabricating the infamous center console!!!
or the door switch inserts.
WOW, these parts are hot. Frank
Door panel inserts look awesome John (the pieces replacing the leather triangles). If I had $650 to spend on esthetics I would do it in a heartbeat.
Here's an idea...
Can X-limit make a ghetto version out of FRP for us lowlifes so we can have it painted body colour?
It can even be wrapped in material...
Can X-limit make a ghetto version out of FRP for us lowlifes so we can have it painted body colour?
It can even be wrapped in material...
I would love to know Scorp what convinced you to partner(sic) with a carbon fiber vendor in Germany after they made one thread on prime?
We have exchanged several emails, and I have received two orders from them for my personal car. I also know them through a different company I used to deal with in Germany.
These prices are MSRP, I have a slight degree of 'wiggle room', if you're interested in something, shoot me a PM.
is there a weight savings to be had with these parts or is it just cosmetic? looks great btw!
These are intended primarily for aesthetic benefit, any weight savings will be minimal
Your cabin will be very shiny and blinding...not sure if that's abd or good honestly 
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Your cabin will be very shiny and blinding...not sure if that's abd or good honestly
I have been driving around the last day or so with these parts installed, its actually not bad at all, the rear pieces don't reflect any light, I even removed my side tint so they're more visible from outside. The door panels reflect some light, but only at the perfect angle, and even then, its not blinding, similar perhaps to armor all.
This is my daily driver, I primarily installed the parts to verify fittiment (they all fit perfectly), but with them installed, the car feels much more exotic. My favorite part is the side bulkhead trim, they're very visible when getting into the car, and are also visible with the doors shut, from outside. Its a big cf panel, and looks pretty cool :tongue:
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what constitutes a "set"? Is that $650 for both drivers and passenger side trim pieces or is one side=1 set.
How is the fit and the ease of installation?
Thanks. The pieces look absolutely amazing.
1 set = 2 pieces, enough for 1 car
Installation requires removal of the door panel, its held to the car by 7 screws, and takes about 15 minutes to remove with practice. Once its off, you can remove the leather triangle panels (they're held on by metal tabs), and install this panel (it bolts in place).
