Tuning pandamonium pack

[MdYSalva781]

Guys, I buyed my first car and is a Fiat Panda of 99'. I saw on internet this pandamonium pack but i don't know where to search it. I want to use that pack on my Panda. Anyone know where can i search to find it? and any idea of the prices? thanks all

 

[The Panda Nut]

t was a pack applied at the factory to the100HP. It consisted of silver painted mirror caps, coach lines, red brake calipers and ESP /ASR if I remember correctly. There was also a Panda Pandemonum model I believe which was more of a Panda with nose and ears approach. You would need to look at Wikipedia and find the year and then seek a sales brochure to get all the details.

 

[MdYSalva781]

t was a pack applied at the factory to the100HP. It consisted of silver painted mirror caps, coach lines, red brake calipers and ESP /ASR if I remember correctly. There was also a Panda Pandemonum model I believe which was more of a Panda with nose and ears approach. You would need to look at Wikipedia and find the year and then seek a sales brochure to get all the details.

On internet i saw that is unavailable because is a project of M-Sport, but I thought that i can build this body kit with my 3D printer. I will start tomorrow

 

[rmjbn1]

Do you mean this one?

I love it too!
This was a one-off built for a private client by M-Sport in the UK (they run the Ford WRC rally programme).
It involved widening the car, and body panels were built specifically for it. So sadly parts aren't available and it must have been eye-wateringly expensive. Fun though

 

[MdYSalva781]

Do you mean this one?

I love it too!
This was a one-off built for a private client by M-Sport in the UK (they run the Ford WRC rally programme).
It involved widening the car, and body panels were built specifically for it. So sadly parts aren't available and it must have been eye-wateringly expensive. Fun though

yep, that one.
I have one more possibility: the 3D printing.
I can use my 3D scanner to scan the part of my car, and remodelling them to create what i want.
Then I can 3D print them with carbon fiber material such as PC-CF and PAHT-CF

 

[ItsTooBright]

If you have a Bambu Labs printer, you could try printing in PCAP, I have heard that it is as strong as steel when printed! I think a roll of it is quite pricey though.

 

[MdYSalva781]

If you have a Bambu Labs printer, you could try printing in PCAP, I have heard that it is as strong as steel when printed! I think a roll of it is quite pricey though.

Do you know where i can buy it? because i never heard about this filament.
On the bambulab website i can't find it, so i imagine they not sell this filament

 

[ItsTooBright]

Do you know where i can buy it? because i never heard about this filament.
On the bambulab website i can't find it, so i imagine they not sell this filament

My bad, I guess it it is called PPA-CF:

 

[MdYSalva781]

My bad, I guess it it is called PPA-CF:

Thanks, tomorrow i will scan the bumper and the mudguards, and then i will procede with my project.
Thank you

 

[ItsTooBright]

Another thing to think about... Are you going to use spacers to widen the car or custom suspension?

If you use too wide of spacers, the car won't steer very well and there will be immense loads on your wheel bearings and, well, all of your suspension really.

I don't mean to discourage you, but those are just a few things to think about.

 

[MdYSalva781]

Another thing to think about... Are you going to use spacers to widen the car or custom suspension?

If you use too wide of spacers, the car won't steer very well and there will be immense loads on your wheel bearings and, well, all of your suspension really.

I don't mean to discourage you, but those are just a few things to think about.

no, now i only want to recreate the design. Maybe in the future i can think about a full personalization but now i only think about the frame