where to get the smoked GTC combo light covers
01-18-05, 12:32 PM
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where to get the smoked GTC combo light covers
anyone know where i could purchase the MazdaSpeed smoked combo light covers for a replica GTC front bumper???
Last edited by pugg57; 01-18-05 at 12:39 PM.
01-18-05, 05:36 PM
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I heard Pettit makes their own for their own GTC replicas but i can't comfirm that. Give em a call and let us know 
The only way i hear of getting them is buy actually buying the GTC bumper. I remember Damian got a hold of some, maybe you should PM him.
The only way i hear of getting them is buy actually buying the GTC bumper. I remember Damian got a hold of some, maybe you should PM him.
01-19-05, 06:01 AM
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well, i don't have the bumper yet, i'm just trying to figure out where to get stuff thanks man. i guess i'll just look around better later on.
oh, the picture was for demonstration purposes only, its not my car
thanks man. i guess i'll just look around better later on.oh, the picture was for demonstration purposes only, its not my car
01-19-05, 03:50 PM
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I searched a while on here and found that most people say you can only get them with the front bumper from mazdaspeed, but I found one old post that said rotary extreme was going to be making them. The guy (chuck from rotary extreme) in the post said "we'll have those in about a month" But I couldn't find any on the RE website. Any body know? Chuck? I tried making some myself but I just couldn't get the corner edges in quite perfect enough for my satisfaction, and then as I kept heating up the plexi and pushing to bend it...CRACK. So I just gave up. I'm interested in buying a set too
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01-21-05, 12:29 PM
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How'd you do it t-von, I'd like to see some pics too or at least a little write up on how it was done. I tried doing everything by hand but it just takes so long.
01-22-05, 03:43 PM
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As promised.
I've decided to do a write-up on how to make these. Please bare with me because it may take a while because I've been very busy lately. By the way, it wasn't hard at all to make these. It just takes some time to get the templet just right.
I've decided to do a write-up on how to make these. Please bare with me because it may take a while because I've been very busy lately. By the way, it wasn't hard at all to make these. It just takes some time to get the templet just right.
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01-23-05, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by SWAT81
wow looks pretty good, I'm assuming you used a heat gun to bend acrylic? Well done though, I would only be concerned about moisture getting under the acrylic.
In that case, there should be some adhesive rubber piping....havent found any yet
03-09-05, 03:09 PM
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i just wanted to mention i am having molds made from mine, so i may have some available soon, however i realy like how t-vons came out, looking forward to see the how to write up, i was goin to try to make my own out of lexan, however the compunds bends are beyond me.