Stainless Ram Air Letters
Stainless Ram Air Letters hey just to let some of you guys know, dragon aka muffinbuster has 2 sets of the hard to find RAM AIR Stainless Steel letters for sale on his ebay store, i snagged 2 sets myself, and there are still 2 available!!! just figured id let you all know
Correct, we do not make them with the dot for the "i".
We tried it for a little while back in the day, and it was pretty difficult to get it out of the sheet metal without damaging it. So, we decided not to give false hope, and just packaged them without that piece. The pieces that are cut have to be tabbed into the sheet they are cut from for several reasons:
1 - If they are completely cut out, they can fall in the laser bed and get destroyed from molten metal splashing around down there.
2 - If they don't fall through, they can become cocked up and protrude from the surface of the metal. If the laser head hits this, then it can damage the laser, but it will 100% of the time move the sheet of metal you're cutting from thereby causing all of your programmed cuts to be in the wrong spot of the metal, and then a lot of your cuts become defective from being off center, crooked, etc etc.
There really is no productive way to make them, and it's a needed sacrifice unfortunately.
We tried it for a little while back in the day, and it was pretty difficult to get it out of the sheet metal without damaging it. So, we decided not to give false hope, and just packaged them without that piece. The pieces that are cut have to be tabbed into the sheet they are cut from for several reasons:
1 - If they are completely cut out, they can fall in the laser bed and get destroyed from molten metal splashing around down there.
2 - If they don't fall through, they can become cocked up and protrude from the surface of the metal. If the laser head hits this, then it can damage the laser, but it will 100% of the time move the sheet of metal you're cutting from thereby causing all of your programmed cuts to be in the wrong spot of the metal, and then a lot of your cuts become defective from being off center, crooked, etc etc.
There really is no productive way to make them, and it's a needed sacrifice unfortunately.
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just put mine on today, thanks dragon..I'll snap some pics later in the evening and post up in a seperate thread, to show off my new parts(dragons "ram air" emblems, 315's out back, and slotted rotors
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Originally Posted by BAD *** TA WS6
They look great. Buffing/waxing that area of my hood would be a bitch though.
I'll look these up though. Dragon, you going to be doing another run of these?
Rob
I'll look these up though. Dragon, you going to be doing another run of these?
Rob
