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M.Bonanni 09-08-2009 03:41 PM

Picked up the car from Password:JDM on Friday! They got the radiator cooling panel, battery/brake fluid covers, and prototype shift knob done! I will be dropping the car off again probably in October so they can finish the engine cover which is 90% of the way there. All parts are 100% genuine dry carbon fiber or high quality aluminum. All Password:JDM parts are made 100% in house in the USA.

Here are some photos...

Dry Carbon Fiber Battery/Brake Fluid Covers:
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...terycover1.jpg
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...luidcover1.jpg

Dry Carbon Fiber Radiator Cooling Panel:
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...lingpanel1.jpg
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...lingpanel2.jpg

Theft Proof Oil Cap:
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com/pwjdmoilcap1.jpg
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com/pwjdmoilcap2.jpg

Shot of the entire engine bay:
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...enginebay1.jpg

Pre-Production Aluminum Shift Knob:
http://www.doubledownmotorsports.com...shiftknob1.jpg

The shift knob pictured is the pre-production model. The production versions will be largely the same except they will feature the colored washer system option pictured below. They will also be offered in a variety of anodized colors.

http://www.ddmtimeattack.com/370zpwjdm2.jpg

FuszNissan 09-08-2009 03:43 PM

Me likey

Modshack 09-08-2009 04:24 PM

Nice!

bullitt5897 09-08-2009 07:17 PM

Nice!

M.Bonanni 09-08-2009 07:20 PM

Thanks guys! Should have pricing info very soon.

'10Anamoly 06-28-2010 09:50 AM

Can you use synthetic polymer wax on dry carbon fiber like you can with UV-clearcoated carbon fiber? I'm not familiar with the difference but I would definately want to keep them looking sharp. Sorry if its a newb question.

kenchan 06-28-2010 01:01 PM

polymer is not a wax but a sealant. but yes, you can use it.

'10Anamoly 06-28-2010 01:05 PM

Thanks for the info!


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