decided to make my own headlight cover
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decided to make my own headlight cover
Well i've decided to start making cold air headlight ducts for Rx7's cuz they are too damn expensive to buy... Heres some pics.
Started with drawing out where i wanted the duct to be.
Then cut it out and test fit.
Then start laying fiberglass.
Then sand smooth and primer.
Started with drawing out where i wanted the duct to be.
Then cut it out and test fit.
Then start laying fiberglass.
Then sand smooth and primer.
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That's pretty slick... how did you tack it together?
Edit: Pffft, I'm an idiot. It even says in the post. My bad.
Edit: Pffft, I'm an idiot. It even says in the post. My bad.
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$20 for resin
$1.50 for cloth
$.50 for a mask for sanding
Already had the sand paper
So just round it off to $30 total
Edit: i'll probly start selling them for $50 You just have to send me a core... not sure when i'll start doing this because I work late every day.. but i'll let everyone know when
$1.50 for cloth
$.50 for a mask for sanding
Already had the sand paper
So just round it off to $30 total
Edit: i'll probly start selling them for $50 You just have to send me a core... not sure when i'll start doing this because I work late every day.. but i'll let everyone know when
Last edited by 86GXL; 10-20-04 at 08:52 PM.
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looks way better than the "speedhole" some d*ck smacked into my car
it needs to be about twice that size. find the area of a 3" circle then, thats the area you need to be intaking.
it needs to be about twice that size. find the area of a 3" circle then, thats the area you need to be intaking.
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