You have to install it yourself- it's not part of the body molding process. This is better since there are several ways to install one. Jack's method is nice since it allows a new one to be bolted back in if damaged, instead of having to repaint the entire front if it is molded in. But the installation method is up to you.
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You have to install it yourself- it's not part of the body molding process. This is better since there are several ways to install one. Jack's method is nice since it allows a new one to be bolted back in if damaged, instead of having to repaint the entire front if it is molded in. But the installation method is up to you.
Henry, it's an easy DIY. You can use sections from the fender vent cutout to make the "shelf", or, as I did fabricate a bonded and 'glassed aluminum shelf. There is a vast selection of expanded mesh to choose from. I happened into a 2"x4" sheet that is used on Corvettes (black anodized aluminum) from an aftermarket fiberglass supplier. I also laminated a heavy CF/epoxy on the underside of the louvers in case the fat lady sits on them. You could jump on mine without breaking now.
Finally stopped at fran's shop after driving by it for years and he was very professional in giving me a tour. Can't tell you how impressed i am with his operation, workmanship and capability. Their machine work turns out parts that looks like fine jewelry! Stop by if you're ever in the michigan area to get a tour. You won't be sorry! Keep up the great work fran!
Scott minch, livonia, michigan
Scott minch, livonia, michigan
No. This is about the best place for info online (except SL-Razor: check exocars.net for that)
Edit: I stand corrected. Pretty much all the same stuff as on here. But cool either way.
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