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  • EthanolTurbo
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    Originally posted by fullyflaredd View Post
    That's pretty steep for labor costs. I've had several reputable shops quote me around $1k with glass removal and everything. It really isn't that difficult a task for a shop that has prior experience with this.
    Sending you a PM

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Besides the glass removal/installation, you can get away with doing it yourself too. Just drill out the million spot welds and make sure to prep everything correctly before panel bonding.

    You can probably get any mobile glass installer to come remove and reinstall the glass for you. And a mobile welder to weld in the brace if you can't do it yourself.

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  • fullyflaredd
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    PM me and I'll send you the name of the shops I spoke with. One is in the bay area, and another in socal. As I mentioned they are very reputable shops who have done this before many times so it's not like they're taking on a new unknown project. This is just labor we're speaking of. A bit north of $1k but not by much.
    Last edited by fullyflaredd; 11-22-2020, 10:01 PM.

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  • ra2fanatic
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    idk, but $1k sounds too good to be true. I'd love a deal, don't get me wrong, but that just seems sketchy to me.

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  • fullyflaredd
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    That's pretty steep for labor costs. I've had several reputable shops quote me around $1k with glass removal and everything. It really isn't that difficult a task for a shop that has prior experience with this.
    Last edited by fullyflaredd; 11-22-2020, 07:02 PM.

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  • ra2fanatic
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    $2k-$3k. I was quoted $2100 just on the labor side of things. That's supplying all the parts.

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  • Ramo
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    Originally posted by Slideways View Post
    That is a nice feature that the Karbonius roof keeps the mountings for the roof rails.

    What is the average cost to have a carbon roof installed?
    I'm interested on the labor cost as well.

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  • Slideways
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    That is a nice feature that the Karbonius roof keeps the mountings for the roof rails.

    What is the average cost to have a carbon roof installed?

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  • Epsilon
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    Some serious packaging indeed, but love it!



    How about making some more carbon goodies for our E46 M3, IND?

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  • IND-Distribution
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    Originally posted by ra2fanatic View Post
    This is how IND packs up these RKP roofs.

    We take our packaging pretty seriously! Believe it or not, we recently received an actual complaint that we packaged an order with too much bubble wrap šŸ˜‚

    Obviously we're pretty partial to our RKP Carbon Roof. We also offer installs if you're local to the Chicago area; we've probably installed at least 20 roofs (across multiple chassis) over the years.

    We still have some 1x1 weave (OE style) carbon roofs in stock, but unfortunately we're still out-of-stock on the 2x2 (unless someone is interested in a crazy custom red kevlar 2x2 carbon roof we've had on hand after a customer backed out šŸ˜). And we're just about caught up on the 2x2 roof back-orders, so wait time on those shouldn't be bad.

    2x2 VS 1x1:

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  • duracellttu
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    Originally posted by ra2fanatic View Post

    Nice! I'll have to take a look if you're free Thanksgiving weekend! I don't think I'll be getting mine done until probably January-ish. I want my headliner redone in Alcantara, so just waiting on a few other things before getting it all done.



    I'd wait until Black Friday and get the IND discount. Like I mentioned, if you were military you'd get 10% all year long. I was about to get it $1490 shipped.
    Sounds good man, just shoot me a PM. I also did an alcantara headliner. Totally worth it.

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  • Feffman
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    There's always AF-1 for if you want to chance it. šŸ˜²



    Feff

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  • ra2fanatic
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    This is how IND packs up these RKP roofs.

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  • JeST
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    Originally posted by oldFanatic View Post



    Liking these alcantara headliners guys šŸ‘šŸ»
    Either of you get the sunvisors done also?



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  • ra2fanatic
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    Originally posted by duracellttu View Post

    My CF roof is from RKP order through IND also. Fitment was spot on. Where are you located? Iā€™m in Torrance and sounds like you might be close. If you want to check mine out let me know.
    Nice! I'll have to take a look if you're free Thanksgiving weekend! I don't think I'll be getting mine done until probably January-ish. I want my headliner redone in Alcantara, so just waiting on a few other things before getting it all done.

    Originally posted by Feffman View Post

    RKP added $1,598
    I'd wait until Black Friday and get the IND discount. Like I mentioned, if you were military you'd get 10% all year long. I was about to get it $1490 shipped.

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