[InsightRacer]

I didn't see the point of keeping the rear tray cover up and it was kind-of bulky, so I removed it. It looks like its a seat back with plastic covering and weighs about as much. However, that leaves the stuff in your rear tray to fly around while your driving (unsecured ballast).

So I used some carbon fiber panel that I had lying around to make a rear tray cover. It's two layers of 5.7oz 3K Plain Weave over a 1/8" vinyl core hinged with a couple of strips of velcro. Looks good, doesn't vibrate and weighs almost nothing.

You could do the same thing with 1/8" fiberboard if you're short on carbon fiber panelP:.

 

[gomarlins3]

Interesting. I only keep soft items in the trays (jacket, sweatshirt, and umbrella) however i do keep the 'seat' up however i am not worried about items "fly(ing) around". I am not out racing around corners so things don't move around in the trays.

The weight savings on the other hand interests me.

 

[CRaZee]

sweet.. looks nice!

 

[91CRXTC]

Interesting. I only keep soft items in the trays (jacket, sweatshirt, and umbrella) however i do keep the 'seat' up however i am not worried about items "fly(ing) around". I am not out racing around corners so things don't move around in the trays.

The weight savings on the other hand interests me.

i also only keep soft items back there however i do keep the 'seat' down however i dont worry about items "flying around" however i dont keep flyable items in flyable areas however if there was a flying item it wouldnt be back there however that all is good however the however of the however is however do you however a however.

 

[twohondas]

Great idea, looks great

 

[gomarlins3]

i also only keep soft items back there however i do keep the 'seat' down however i dont worry about items "flying around" however i dont keep flyable items in flyable areas however if there was a flying item it wouldnt be back there however that all is good however the however of the however is however do you however a however.

Funny guy. I apologize for my faux pas. I wasn't aware that I was attempting to communicate with the upper echelon of academia.

Please ban me for using a word twice in the same sentence.

 

[CRX-SiRT]

Pretty cool..:thumbsup:

 

[CRaZee]

Funny guy. I apologize for my faux pas. I wasn't aware that I was attempting to communicate with the upper echelon of academia.

Please ban me for using a word twice in the same sentence.

Hey come on.. I know you have a sense of humor.. I have seen it in action! :thumbsup:

Or at least I think I have! (although at that, your reply could be taken as reflecting a very dry, almost British, sense of humor... but I am not sure!) You aren't the sarcastic type, are you?

:hi5:

P:

 

[213crz]

I didn't see the point of keeping the rear tray cover up and it was kind-of bulky, so I removed it. It looks like its a seat back with plastic covering and weighs about as much. However, that leaves the stuff in your rear tray to fly around while your driving (unsecured ballast).

So I used some carbon fiber panel that I had lying around to make a rear tray cover. It's two layers of 5.7oz 3K Plain Weave over a 1/8" vinyl core hinged with a couple of strips of velcro. Looks good, doesn't vibrate and weighs almost nothing.

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You could do the same thing with 1/8" fiberboard if you're short on carbon fiber panelP:.

shiiit wish i had some flat stock just "layin around" haha

 

[kronzonly]

Awesome idea and it looks great.

 

[Shatner]

I didn't see the point of keeping the rear tray cover up and it was kind-of bulky, so I removed it. It looks like its a seat back with plastic covering and weighs about as much. However, that leaves the stuff in your rear tray to fly around while your driving (unsecured ballast).

So I used some carbon fiber panel that I had lying around to make a rear tray cover. It's two layers of 5.7oz 3K Plain Weave over a 1/8" vinyl core hinged with a couple of strips of velcro. Looks good, doesn't vibrate and weighs almost nothing.

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You could do the same thing with 1/8" fiberboard if you're short on carbon fiber panelP:.

Do I see a TOOL Aenima CD? lol

Looks really good. But no go for me. My dogs like the back and the unevenness wouldn't work with how they lay in the back.

 

[hybridrob]

I wish the UK CR-Z didnt have back seats

 

[Jakecrxsi]

Great idea, that's looks pretty good. l agree how the plastic cover is so bulky and how heavy it is.

 

[krazEkid]

I didn't see the point of keeping the rear tray cover up and it was kind-of bulky, so I removed it. It looks like its a seat back with plastic covering and weighs about as much. However, that leaves the stuff in your rear tray to fly around while your driving (unsecured ballast).

So I used some carbon fiber panel that I had lying around to make a rear tray cover. It's two layers of 5.7oz 3K Plain Weave over a 1/8" vinyl core hinged with a couple of strips of velcro. Looks good, doesn't vibrate and weighs almost nothing.

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You could do the same thing with 1/8" fiberboard if you're short on carbon fiber panelP:.

might i ask, what are the dimensions of the board? how long and wide for perfect fit? thx!

 

[Mr. Incandenza]

i also only keep soft items back there however i do keep the 'seat' down however i dont worry about items "flying around" however i dont keep flyable items in flyable areas however if there was a flying item it wouldnt be back there however that all is good however the however of the however is however do you however a however.

Quit it, you're not funny.

 

[ZF1Nation]

might i ask, what are the dimensions of the board? how long and wide for perfect fit? thx!

Yeah what are the dimensions.
I defiantly want to do this.