Carbon Fiber products part 2
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MrMazda92
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
Makes me want one... Will you keep making them after you sell this batch, or only do a limited run?
Daily:
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
That looks mint!!! Good work man! 
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jaydog is back
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
As long as I have a mold, I can make plenty more. If they are to be sold on Mx3.com, I will have to get with an admin or moderator to set up a group buy. I have figured a price for these and a donation torwards Mx3.com included.
The holes for the 2 studs on either side needed to be trimmed out. Thats why they aren't on yet.
The holes for the 2 studs on either side needed to be trimmed out. Thats why they aren't on yet.
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MrMazda92
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
Can you post prices, or will you need to wait for admin approval?
Daily:
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
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MrMazda92
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
Any updates on this? 
I have a few suggestions to add to the list:
- Battery box/mount for rear mounted batteries
- Cover for wiretucked engine bays(covers starter, transmission, fuel filter, etc)
1. This would need to mount somewhere... I recommend the former mounting location of the battery tray for the "top" mounting point, and the former mounting location of the coolant overflow(burp) tank for the lower right mounting point.
2. This would be less popular I think, since few of us go that far for bay cleanliness...
3. This could be VERY thin, as it wouldn't need to support or hold any weight. Literally, it covers an "untuckable" portion of the engine bay, that is otherwise ugly and stuck that way.
- Door sills, similar to the stainless ones people import.
- Cap for shaved antennas? Many of us lack the experience and skill to work with metal, and would still like to remove our crappy, easily bent factory antennas. This would let us fill the hole with something aesthetically pleasing, at a minimal cost. Hell, the thing is TINY!
- Handbrake cover
I have a few suggestions to add to the list:
- Battery box/mount for rear mounted batteries
- Cover for wiretucked engine bays(covers starter, transmission, fuel filter, etc)
1. This would need to mount somewhere... I recommend the former mounting location of the battery tray for the "top" mounting point, and the former mounting location of the coolant overflow(burp) tank for the lower right mounting point.
2. This would be less popular I think, since few of us go that far for bay cleanliness...
3. This could be VERY thin, as it wouldn't need to support or hold any weight. Literally, it covers an "untuckable" portion of the engine bay, that is otherwise ugly and stuck that way.
- Door sills, similar to the stainless ones people import.
- Cap for shaved antennas? Many of us lack the experience and skill to work with metal, and would still like to remove our crappy, easily bent factory antennas. This would let us fill the hole with something aesthetically pleasing, at a minimal cost. Hell, the thing is TINY!
- Handbrake cover
Daily:
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
'12 Challenger R/T + STP - 3.92 w/ LSD, JG Cam, headers, SkipShift delete, Clutch Delay Valve delete, Hurst STS, RAM Clutch Adjuster, StopTech 6 Piston Brakes, Sticky Nittos, 435 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF SC Cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MegaSquirt/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
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jaydog is back
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
No updates. Lots of things have kept me from working on anything.
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diezzel
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
If you ever get back into it . I will take a rad support for sure . What else are you thinking of doing ? Just let me know . Thanks
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diezzel wrote:If you ever get back into it . I will take a rad support for sure . What else are you thinking of doing ? Just let me know . Thanks
ditto
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
I would take a rad support too. And you could combine shipping with Diezzel to save yourself a few pennies.
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93' GS SE, the Black Beast, the former love of my life...soon to be gutted and crushed.
94' GS, black on black, now in several small pieces...and one large crushed piece.
2007 Mazda3 GT Sport --- super fun
2004 Honda RC51 --- Lost forever to some theavin' bastard
My Worklog
My feedback thread
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
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bbunkerc397
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
We can get diezzel to buy a bunch and send them to us
1996 MX-3 KL-ZE with Eunos 800 IM, factory side skirts,. "Owner since 2001 my 14th year"
1992 929s 20B-REW Lowered, 17" chrome Millenia rims, custom black interior. "13th Owner 9th year"
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1992 929s 20B-REW Lowered, 17" chrome Millenia rims, custom black interior. "13th Owner 9th year"
2006 Chevy HHR LT "Bought Brand New - East Side Chevy" Sold to my Dad
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
I want one as well lol
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jaydog is back
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
Lol. I don't have a problem with that. For now, the rad supports look like they are in popular demand. I need to get crackin on these asap.
I guess I should have updated you guys on these when someone asks any updates. Well, the original mold was ruined doing the last part I tried to make, so.... I have to create another mold. I just need a few simple supplies and a little time and I'll be back in buisness!
I guess I should have updated you guys on these when someone asks any updates. Well, the original mold was ruined doing the last part I tried to make, so.... I have to create another mold. I just need a few simple supplies and a little time and I'll be back in buisness!
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
That sounds great . Keep us informed . I have no problem at all with them coming to me and I can ship them from here . Makes life easier and mabye cheaper . Thanks a lot . Let us know what else you have on the go .
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Re: Carbon Fiber products part 2
I JUST noticed the "mx-3.com" letters on the banner is made of carbon fiber.....I had to share that somewhere