rtmfamily

I was one of the early group who committed to buy once they were ready. You can go to their website, already on this post.

jmassalone

Mine arrived this afternoon, top quality as stated, looks like a quick prime and paint, hope to be installing early next week, will post with any install issues

ICEMAN99TURBO

Thank You very much!

jmassalone

Painted them yesterday, wired and installed them today, they look great, no install issues, I used the provided shims.

shakedown067

5abivt

No pics? Fail.

shakedown067

On second thought, don't post pics...I already want them and seeing awesome finished photos isn't going to help me.

5abivt

It's called use your cell phone . Upload photobucket and paste link.. Takes seconds . Look..

5abivt

383vett

There should be a rule requiring posters who make claims to include pics.

jmassalone

jmassalone

bolowbc

Nice pictures! Thanks for posting!

P.S. I almost got those same wheels, those look great too!

zr-1 guy

oh sweet jesus i didn't need to see those pics

fc_soldier

I may buy a set.....

tjandy

[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG] Here is a couple of shots of the lights blended in.

blr33439

Had some more laser scanning and reverse engineering done. Here is the newest prototype. Only a couple more adjustments to mounting tabs and the CAD files will be perfect. My fiberglass molds were pretty good, but I needed better CAD data to look into injection molding quotes.

Here is the latest prototype. One more and it should be perfected enough for steel injection molds. They cost thousands so the CAD files need to be perfect. I also reduced the side tabs to one mounting hole vice two. The unit is pretty light, so two bolts were unnecessary and took more time to install correctly.






Anyone remember the first prototype shell. Well here it is.


Decent progress for a couple years and thousands of dollars. Make sure to have an understanding spouse before taking on a project like this. Mine has been pretty understanding so far.

shakedown067

That's the money shot right there. They look fantastic with the hood up too! Very well done. Certainly on my list of things to purchase, sooner than later!

shakedown067

You know, you should check out the racing section and see if any of the C4 road race guys would be interested as well. Looks like they'd be easy to convert to brake/oil cooling/steering cooling duct intakes. Would be curious to see how much air would get in there though.

blr33439

It might be enough for brake cooling. I don't think much air will really be forced in since the housing follows the hood profile. It would probably be useful to use just the inside holes for a street/strip car so you could keep the low beams functional.

Is anyone close to Jacksonville FL. I have a test platform for fit, but I want to double verify the last prototype before building steel injection molds. They are pretty expensive.