Porsche Use Fake Carbon Fiber
Carbon fiber is a very strong and lightweight material. Its high tensile strength and elasticity means that carbon fibres can be moulded into shapes which are stiffer than metal and are resistant to deformation under load. This makes carbon fibre composites ideal for use in motorsport cars and street cars where weight reduction is a key factor. However, carbon fibre does not lend itself to mass production in the car industry due to its high cost and difficulty of manufacture. This is despite carbon fibre being much lighter than metal, with a high heat conductivity and excellent shock absorption capabilities.
This is why many tuners and manufacturers use carbon fibre for certain parts of their cars such as air intakes, rear diffusers, roof spoilers, and side skirts. These components are normally used to reduce weight and add style, but they also make the car more aerodynamic which helps with both performance and efficiency.
One tuner that uses full carbon body kits is the Norwegian company called TopCar Design, which recently created a carbon kit for the Porsche Taycan. The company has designed 14 total carbon parts that are all custom-designed to fit directly to the original OEM mounts. These include front and rear diffusers, a hood spoiler, side skirts, and a rear wing. The hood spoiler, for example, is not only made from full carbon fibre, but it’s also designed with an integrated brake cooling system to help the car keep its temperature down on the track.
Does Porsche Use Fake Carbon Fiber?
Porshe full carbon fiber body kits for the Taycan comes in a variety of finishes including gloss, matte, and even matte with visible carbon weave. It is precision-engineered to fit the exact specifications of each vehicle, so you can be sure that it will be a perfect fit for your Porsche. The kit is made from a high-quality 3k 2×2 woven carbon and finished with an auto body grade clear coat.
The result is a stunning finish that looks just like factory, but at a fraction of the price. You can expect the CMST Carbon Fiber Body Kit for the Taycan to be a showstopper that will turn heads wherever it goes. The CMST kit is a must-have for any Porsche owner that wants to take their Taycan’s style and performance to the next level.
Carbon fiber was originally developed for the aerospace industry in the 1950s. It was woven into strips which were then soaked in resins and molded to create very lightweight, yet extremely strong molded parts. Its automotive debut happened in the late 1990s, with the first street-car carbon fibre chassis showing up on a Porsche 911 GT1 race car. This saved a lot of weight and allowed the car to dominate the 1998 season, winning a historic first-second sweep at Le Mans. Since then, TECHART has been supplying the Porsche world with top-quality woven carbon components. You can find genuine TECHART carbon door entry guards, interior trims, and dashboard systems for your Porsche – all of which are available in either paint to match your car’s colour or in matt clear coated visible carbon.
