How to build a Supercar door

Brad explains the components that come together to build a door for one of our Camaro Supercars.

[PropanePete]

The engineering detail in these cars is amazing. Great series Brad.

[jamiebeverley]

Thanks Brad, long time touring car, V8 Supercars fan, thanks for the great videos, your the only one taking the time to do this stuff, and I'm sure all watching appreciate it, so thanks again Brad 👍

[leighchamberlain]

DAMN!! 😮
Thanks for the insight Brad, like always I had no idea how much work and detail goes in!

[pugo]

Seeing the push handle on the inside is a great idea

[markbrophy]

This clip reminds me of an adoorable joke. When is a door not a door? When it’s ajar!

[chrisobrien]

Thanks Brad. Very interesting how everything is manufactured to here days. 3D printing lightweight carbon. Those foam inserts are amazing. Good luck this year. Support from Victor harbour 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[DavidA]

Thank you Brad - loving these episodes thank you

[flatchatcharlie]

Perfect just the info I was after. many thanks 👍

[jeffford]

That window opening section looks pretty small. It would be a real struggle to drag/crawl out of that in an emergency. Interesting as always Brad. Cheers

[rossphillips]

I would have thought they would run punch out grommets in those window holes to stop aero flutter and water ingress. Webbed driving gloves here we come. I think Joey Lagano's Nascar team would have some going cheap.

[la]

Brad, can we hear a bit more about the impact foam. What sort of impact does it absorb.
Im assuming it doesnt completely take away the need for other side intrusion protection.

[ellegee]

Racetech makes the doors? All the carbon fibre?

[mikezachan]

What’s a door worth?

I like carbon but I would say a complete door be over 5k. Slap a steel one on there.

[ldnwholesale]

So the cars have OEM door locks and hinges, headlights and tailights and the rest is aftermarket at huge expense. And they wonder why the call them stupidcars

[shauntaylor]

"A decent size break between races". To big of a break. It's long enough for everyone to loose interest which is killing the sport.