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Old 08-06-2010, 11:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'd be down for a Group Buy.. I like pretty engine bay stuff..
My wife just ordered some of their strut bar bolts for her RX8 in Purple. they look pretty cool.
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Thanks! Unfortunately, Titanium is unable to be anodized red. If you have red accents under the hood our Polished Titanium or Stainless Steel (Brushed finish) go very nicely. We can do the kit w/o the Intake fasteners no problem. The price w/o those fasteners would be $154.99/Titanium, and $74.99/Stainless Steel.
Phelan if you want to do red aluminum washers like those fender washers shown PM me. I know a local place.
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Daytona sunset orange to match my new intakes!

Im probably dreaming that that could happen.
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Daytona sunset orange to match my new intakes!

Im probably dreaming that that could happen.
I'll bet Mike could do it
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I'll bet Mike could do it
I think that would round out my engine bay really freakin nicely. Ill PM Mike about it. I wonder if I could have him order the stainless steel set, powdercoat them, then ship them out to me...
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can't hurt to ask

They are pretty small, should be easy to to do.
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They are pretty small, should be easy to to do.
Thanks for the idea, Mikes been PMed
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Thanks for the idea, Mikes been PMed
I don't think powder coating will work. It will be to thick and then you will not be able to get an allen key to fit so you can tighten the up. Anodizing is the best option. Good luck with it though
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I don't think powder coating will work. It will be to thick and then you will not be able to get an allen key to fit so you can tighten the up. Anodizing is the best option. Good luck with it though
this is probably true ^

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this is probably true ^

never hurts to ask though.


I was doing some research about anodizing stainless steel and it looks like it is really hard. most the time aluminum is the best option but some bolts in the engine bay may need to be replaced with the sane steel rather than aluminum.

I am interested in this topic now.
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I don't think powder coating will work. It will be to thick and then you will not be able to get an allen key to fit so you can tighten the up.
that is exactly what I told him.
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that is exactly what I told him.
yea.................... I figured that. Oh well. This may need to be one of those things to give up on and spend the dough else where. Later
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I'm down for the gold if the price us right. I think if many people jump on this then the price can be low.
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I'm down for the gold if the price us right. I think if many people jump on this then the price can be low.
Sounds good! Our Stainless Series Kits are very reasonable.

With a GB Our Titanium Series Kits will be more affordable, just looking to get an idea of how many people would be interested and then we can go ahead with it.
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