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Old 02-26-2015, 12:35 PM
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An aluminized 2.5 inch over the axle true dual system would be nice.I think an aluminized system would save on cost versus a stainless steel system. If price was in the 300 -500 range it would sell like hot cakes and I'm pretty sure this would be nothing for you all to make considering some of the other products you make.I'm pretty sure everyone on ls1 tech wants a true dual system for their f body.
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Originally Posted by elis94camaro
An aluminized 2.5 inch over the axle true dual system would be nice.I think an aluminized system would save on cost versus a stainless steel system. If price was in the 300 -500 range it would sell like hot cakes and I'm pretty sure this would be nothing for you all to make considering some of the other products you make.I'm pretty sure everyone on ls1 tech wants a true dual system for their f body.
Agreed 100%, trying to do this myself, but itd be nice to just have premade ones at a decent cost forsure.
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How about some valve covers like these, but work with LS1 style coils?
https://www.holley.com/products/ls_p...p/parts/241-88
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high LT1 valve covers would be nice...
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Longer slide rails for seats! My set doesn't go back far enough causing my legs to cramp, at times.
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Continually improved clear/frosted honeycombs with an LED option. Also true HID or LED fog lights for 93-02 Trans Am's and 98-02 Firebird/Formula's. High quality LED bulb options that work would be great also.
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Originally Posted by drain89
Continually improved clear/frosted honeycombs with an LED option. Also true HID or LED fog lights for 93-02 Trans Am's and 98-02 Firebird/Formula's. High quality LED bulb options that work would be great also.
Cant get better than the BLS kits for HIDs
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Originally Posted by mac62989
Cant get better than the BLS kits for HIDs
So they offer hid fog lights now?
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Hi/Lows only. I asked him what fog kit would work best and Ive been running a DDM kit for about a year with no problems and it matches my low beams perfectly.
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Originally Posted by RONIN LSX
Longer slide rails for seats! My set doesn't go back far enough causing my legs to cramp, at times.
We already do. If you get our seats and our brackets (not the ebay knock off ones, ours are designed by us for our cars specifically so they sit lower and allow you to slide further back) you have this ability.
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Originally Posted by DerrickHolmes
T-Top shades that are retractable and detachable, where you can slide them back and have more sunlight inside the car and also close them by sliding them forward for some shade and also detachable if somebody wanted them on or off whenever.
Look up at the roof and you'll see there's no where to slide them into
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I thought so. Again...True HID projector fog lights or high output LED fog lights that are 4 3/8" OD.
As for his ballast/bulb kits...they're like having a good looking woman that won't screw you. Looks good, but a useless annoyance.
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The Retrofit Source has a few different LED fog light housings. I'm not sure if any of their current offerings are 4.5" or close.
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I will ask them for housing dimensions. Even if these worked, we would need to come up with a bracket system to get then mounted easily. We will look into it.
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Bring back rear seat deletes and make them more affordable than the competition please
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Originally Posted by 6LITEREATER
We already do. If you get our seats and our brackets (not the ebay knock off ones, ours are designed by us for our cars specifically so they sit lower and allow you to slide further back) you have this ability.
Can I use them with other seats? Not to be rude, but I prefer a different style of set, than what you have.
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The actual plastic part of the door panels. The part that is cracked on almost all of them.
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Originally Posted by 6LITEREATER
Look up at the roof and you'll see there's no where to slide them into
Perhaps something that had a track that can stuck to the glass, with a shade that is attached to a roller. Only way I see it being possible.
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