PermaLinkWelcoming a new sponsor!09:27:53 AM
Written By : Scott Good

Infinite Fiberworks Co, a great source for high-quality Porsche fiberglass partsI'm pleased to announce that Infinite Fiberworks Co has joined as a sponsor of my racing efforts.

Located in Racine, Ohio, deep in the Southeastern part of the state, IFC makes excellent fiberglass parts for Porsches. I first found Mike via, of all places, eBay, where he had listed a replacement panel for the front of my car (to cover the area where the headlights used to be).

The price was very reasonable but even more impressive was (a) the part itself and (b) the way it was packed. By way of comparison, I bought an expensive fiberglass hood (which later delaminated at about 100mph on the front straight at Putnam Park) from a well-known Porsche fiberglass source in the middle of the country. That hood arrived literally jammed inside two sheets of corrugated cardboard...and with no other protection.

Even worse, the expensive hood from the well-known source didn't fit. The attachment points on the underside of the hood were not even close to being in the right places so rather than bolt on as advertised, the whole thing had to be reworked to get installed on the car in any semblance of the right position.

IFC's nose panel, on the other hand, was a perfect fit and came nestled inside a wood-and-cardboard box that very clearly had been built specifically for the delivery of that part. More recently, a replacement fiberglass hood from IFC arrived the same way--in its own carefully-constructed container. And, I have to say, the quality of the parts is excellent.

If you're in the market for fiberglass parts for your car, give IFC a look. You can find them at www.allporscheracing.com. They have an ever-growing list of available components and if they have what you're looking for, I can assure you, you'll be impressed.

Welcome aboard!

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Infinite Fiberworks Co, a great source for high-quality Porsche fiberglass parts

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If you are looking for fiberglass for Porsches, IFC is the place to go. I have used parts from most of the major suppliers and IFC's are easily the highest quality and the most reasonably-priced. Contact Mike at Infinite Fiberworks for more information.

Located in Racine, OH (so far Southeast they're almost in West Virginia), IFC's goal is to be The Best. Give 'em a try.


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