Anything you guys/gals want to see brought to the market?
01-31-2011, 01:36 AM
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Can you make a piece out of carbon fiber to fit the cluster of a 94 camaro ???
I would like 1 hole in the middle for a tach,2 holes on each side of that for gauges,and make some small holes at the top for turn signal / high beam indicators.
I would like 1 hole in the middle for a tach,2 holes on each side of that for gauges,and make some small holes at the top for turn signal / high beam indicators.
02-02-2011, 06:31 PM
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maybe start making stuff for thirdgens? Id like a splitter or a rear valence as i have center exhaust on the iroc. Lots of other stuff that you offer for 4th gens could be modified for thirds... just a thought.
02-02-2011, 09:07 PM
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02-03-2011, 12:30 AM
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I wouldn't mind seeing a sunoco style hood like the one on your camaro made for 93-97 firebirds. RAM air hoods just don't do it for me and the market is lacking a nice bolt on cowl hood for these cars.
02-03-2011, 05:41 AM
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*EDIT*
I knew of 1 car that had done it. Maybe adding something like the braces on this one? A thought...
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02-03-2011, 11:59 AM
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For engine bay dress up without having to put a lot of covers and chrome stuff in there... what would be cool is a means of having parts coated and cured in liquid glass. It would be prohibitively expensive for a single person to do it, but a business that takes objects to be coated and does it for a fee could stand to make a decent amount of money (like places that anodize or electroplate). Liquid glass has many many awesome benefits and would retain stock look (although would be very clean) and should be easy to apply on your end.
things that would be cool to get done would be any sort of resevoir containers, hoses, caps, covers. cleaning everything then would be as easy as cleaning glass...cuz that's essentially what you'd be doing.
edit: only reason why we can't do this ourselves is that it's not for sale in spray can form yet in the US. very few places seem to have it in use at the moment.
things that would be cool to get done would be any sort of resevoir containers, hoses, caps, covers. cleaning everything then would be as easy as cleaning glass...cuz that's essentially what you'd be doing.
edit: only reason why we can't do this ourselves is that it's not for sale in spray can form yet in the US. very few places seem to have it in use at the moment.
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02-03-2011, 02:51 PM
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02-03-2011, 09:21 PM
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For engine bay dress up without having to put a lot of covers and chrome stuff in there... what would be cool is a means of having parts coated and cured in liquid glass. It would be prohibitively expensive for a single person to do it, but a business that takes objects to be coated and does it for a fee could stand to make a decent amount of money (like places that anodize or electroplate). Liquid glass has many many awesome benefits and would retain stock look (although would be very clean) and should be easy to apply on your end.
things that would be cool to get done would be any sort of resevoir containers, hoses, caps, covers. cleaning everything then would be as easy as cleaning glass...cuz that's essentially what you'd be doing.
edit: only reason why we can't do this ourselves is that it's not for sale in spray can form yet in the US. very few places seem to have it in use at the moment.
things that would be cool to get done would be any sort of resevoir containers, hoses, caps, covers. cleaning everything then would be as easy as cleaning glass...cuz that's essentially what you'd be doing.
edit: only reason why we can't do this ourselves is that it's not for sale in spray can form yet in the US. very few places seem to have it in use at the moment.
