Anything you guys/gals want to see brought to the market?
01-30-2011, 06:35 AM
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DH 93-97 camaro front bumper (really want this)
billet stock style alt bracket for LS engines - VERY high demand for swap guys (have been searching for months)
carbon, shaved, berger panel
carbon dash
carbon center console (shaved cup holders)
billet stock style alt bracket for LS engines - VERY high demand for swap guys (have been searching for months)
carbon, shaved, berger panel
carbon dash
carbon center console (shaved cup holders)
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01-30-2011, 07:21 AM
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Billet hood hinges
Aluminum door sills
A nice looking piece or plastic or metal to take the sun visors off abd have this piece be a 3 hole piece that just screws in place. I hate sun visors and would take them out if someone make a little piece to just cover over the hole there
Complete rear battery relocation kit
A kit to shut off all power to all exterior lights. As in brakes side markers brake lights. So if some ******* is tailgating you at night. Boom flick a switch and all power is off on the back.
Thats all I got right now.
Aluminum door sills
A nice looking piece or plastic or metal to take the sun visors off abd have this piece be a 3 hole piece that just screws in place. I hate sun visors and would take them out if someone make a little piece to just cover over the hole there
Complete rear battery relocation kit
A kit to shut off all power to all exterior lights. As in brakes side markers brake lights. So if some ******* is tailgating you at night. Boom flick a switch and all power is off on the back.
Thats all I got right now.
01-30-2011, 07:42 AM
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There you are...not sure if it's still made from fiberglass though, might wanna email him before ordering.
http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...roducts_id=193
http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...roducts_id=193
01-30-2011, 07:45 AM
#26
The piece I propose would be tough to do....
A carbon fiber door with mounts on the inside for all factory window mechanisms. Then some aluminum window tracks to go with it. That way we could keep the factory glass and have functioning windows while shedding some weight.
A carbon fiber door with mounts on the inside for all factory window mechanisms. Then some aluminum window tracks to go with it. That way we could keep the factory glass and have functioning windows while shedding some weight.
01-30-2011, 05:03 PM
#27
A stylish bulkhead for the rear Maybe with a chevy bowtie or camaro emblem pressed in the sheet metal or whatever the firebird guys like. A/C control and radio delete panel in something other than cheap plastic. Alum would be very nice. Fog light block offs for camaros and firebirds, and also a front grille inlet block off for firebirds and camaros. Just some ideas that I have seen people ask about.
You guys make great stuff. Just throwin that in.
You guys make great stuff. Just throwin that in.
01-30-2011, 05:04 PM
#28
Already make it...
http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...roducts_id=193
It is more expensive because it is flexible fiberglass so it costs $100 more to ship. If you're local you can pick up for a lot less...
http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...roducts_id=193
It is more expensive because it is flexible fiberglass so it costs $100 more to ship. If you're local you can pick up for a lot less...
01-30-2011, 05:06 PM
#31
The piece I propose would be tough to do....
A carbon fiber door with mounts on the inside for all factory window mechanisms. Then some aluminum window tracks to go with it. That way we could keep the factory glass and have functioning windows while shedding some weight.
A carbon fiber door with mounts on the inside for all factory window mechanisms. Then some aluminum window tracks to go with it. That way we could keep the factory glass and have functioning windows while shedding some weight.
01-30-2011, 05:07 PM
#32
Billet hood hinges
Aluminum door sills
A nice looking piece or plastic or metal to take the sun visors off abd have this piece be a 3 hole piece that just screws in place. I hate sun visors and would take them out if someone make a little piece to just cover over the hole there
Complete rear battery relocation kit
A kit to shut off all power to all exterior lights. As in brakes side markers brake lights. So if some ******* is tailgating you at night. Boom flick a switch and all power is off on the back.
Thats all I got right now.
Aluminum door sills
A nice looking piece or plastic or metal to take the sun visors off abd have this piece be a 3 hole piece that just screws in place. I hate sun visors and would take them out if someone make a little piece to just cover over the hole there
Complete rear battery relocation kit
A kit to shut off all power to all exterior lights. As in brakes side markers brake lights. So if some ******* is tailgating you at night. Boom flick a switch and all power is off on the back.
Thats all I got right now.
Battery kit I'll hit up our wiring guy about...
01-30-2011, 07:31 PM
#33
fiberglass hoods....but let everyone give you ideas, on what there looking for.
I seen you had the delete plates for the cup holder etc. I think you should sell them with switches, etc and let people choose the wording that they need.
Pillar pod, to replace the whole factory piece...I already know the answer.
maybe make factory seat covers and let people make them the way they want. stiching etc. like the one seller has on ebay but not 800-1000+
I saw your shift boot, can you make the e-brake and console lid cover as well?
I seen you had the delete plates for the cup holder etc. I think you should sell them with switches, etc and let people choose the wording that they need.
Pillar pod, to replace the whole factory piece...I already know the answer.
maybe make factory seat covers and let people make them the way they want. stiching etc. like the one seller has on ebay but not 800-1000+
I saw your shift boot, can you make the e-brake and console lid cover as well?
01-30-2011, 08:00 PM
#34
^^Already make it, just forgot to ever post it, lol! What I have made is a blank piece of ABS that you would:
1) Pull out your gauge cluster...
2) Remove your gauge face and the plastic piece the stock gauges are mounted to (just pulls off)...
3) Remove any material needed (the circuit board) to make room for whatever gauges you picked...
4) Bolt our piece in place (lines up with all the bolt holes and guide pegs the factory piece used...
Right now it is just a blank piece, haven't decided what the best/most popular gauge hole configuration would be...
I'd sell for like $40-$50 shipped (blank or with a hole design we come up with, custom would be more) depending on what the machine ends up telling me (waterjet machine calculates time it spends, material, etc... to tell you what your cost in the piece is).
Who wants the first blank piece for $30 shipped to install and take some pics for me?
1) Pull out your gauge cluster...
2) Remove your gauge face and the plastic piece the stock gauges are mounted to (just pulls off)...
3) Remove any material needed (the circuit board) to make room for whatever gauges you picked...
4) Bolt our piece in place (lines up with all the bolt holes and guide pegs the factory piece used...
Right now it is just a blank piece, haven't decided what the best/most popular gauge hole configuration would be...
I'd sell for like $40-$50 shipped (blank or with a hole design we come up with, custom would be more) depending on what the machine ends up telling me (waterjet machine calculates time it spends, material, etc... to tell you what your cost in the piece is).
Who wants the first blank piece for $30 shipped to install and take some pics for me?
Sorry for the delay.
01-30-2011, 09:12 PM
#37
The battery relocation would be good. If it was a complete kit with instrutions with the cut off switch thur the rear panel and be NHRA legal <-- main thing. And of course be as light as possibly and still be able to carry the load of the electrical system.
01-30-2011, 11:37 PM
#39
agree with the battery relocation idea, must be a complete kit tho and have the legal shut-off and so on. Just make it more convient for some to buy a well put together kit then piecing everything together themself.