Plywood alterative floor

[Zandoz]

For those that want and can afford big horsepower, more power to ya

For me, for a street car that is not going to be raced, I don't see the point of big horsepower...and I couldn't afford it anyway.

 

[butch27]

I've lost track. What was my question anyway?

 

[Zandoz]

Sorry about the unintended hijack

 

[butch27]

Does Spirit sell a piece of Cosa board? If so I'll use that on my Ron Pope body.

 

[Zandoz]

Does Spirit sell a piece of Cosa board? If so I'll use that on my Ron Pope body.

I doubt it. All the sources of Coosa board I've found are Marine suppliers. One of the alternatives, Seaboard, is usually available on ebay...and occasionally I've seen King Starboard on ebay...but I can not testify to their weight savings.

 

[butch27]

Screw it. I'm using that 9 ply stuff Birch wood or something

 

[choppinczech]

I used a decent grade 1/2" cabinet plywood.

The whole floor is incased in glass anyway. 3/16" on the top and 1/4" on the bottom.





If you use a specific weave of glass, like biaxial, triaxial or woven roving it'll be super strong.

 

[RPM]

Screw it. I'm using that 9 ply stuff Birch wood or something

3/4" exterior grade works just fine.

 

[butch27]

That's what I have on my bucket now.

 

[RPM]

That's what I have on my bucket now.

Was there a problem, using it?