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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (98SpecR)
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you're only redesigning the eg kit correct?</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is correct. The EG has a big disadvantage with its flat front end! Makes it hard to have a blade that sticks out far enough and is legal at the same time. So we will be working diligently to get the EG setup done asap!! It will run underneath the bumper and that will give more blade to actually be effective and legal .
you're only redesigning the eg kit correct?</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is correct. The EG has a big disadvantage with its flat front end! Makes it hard to have a blade that sticks out far enough and is legal at the same time. So we will be working diligently to get the EG setup done asap!! It will run underneath the bumper and that will give more blade to actually be effective and legal .
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (Special Projects MS)
random question.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (slammed_93_hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammed_93_hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">random question.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
This has actually become a pretty common questions, I was same thing because towing becomes a little harder with out the OEM tow hooks. You can actually put them back on but you need to space them with some washers so you dont damage or bend the splitter brackets.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
This has actually become a pretty common questions, I was same thing because towing becomes a little harder with out the OEM tow hooks. You can actually put them back on but you need to space them with some washers so you dont damage or bend the splitter brackets.
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (slammed_93_hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammed_93_hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">random question.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Good question Jimmy- I have been asked this many times as well. And its a good point-
It is quite easy to still retain the Stock Tow Hooks after the Splitter Brackets are installed. As Matt says... You will have to space the Tow Hook brackets with a couple of washers or Bend the lower eye section inwards slightly so you can hook your tie downs in.
It just means you transport the car with the Air-dam off.
Starting today - I will add a drawing with the instructions, showing how to do this.
Re: EG and CRX Kits .... Not much longer...
We started again with a Clean Sheet! Whole New Bitchin design!
Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
Kiwi
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Good question Jimmy- I have been asked this many times as well. And its a good point-
It is quite easy to still retain the Stock Tow Hooks after the Splitter Brackets are installed. As Matt says... You will have to space the Tow Hook brackets with a couple of washers or Bend the lower eye section inwards slightly so you can hook your tie downs in.
It just means you transport the car with the Air-dam off.
Starting today - I will add a drawing with the instructions, showing how to do this.
Re: EG and CRX Kits .... Not much longer...
We started again with a Clean Sheet! Whole New Bitchin design!
Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
Kiwi
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (KIWI)
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Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am sure it will be!
Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am sure it will be!
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (KIWI)
thanks kiwi and matt. I'd have to take the splitter air damn off to transport no matter what though, I have an open car trailer with short ramps. So it is just easier for me to take off the splitter when transporting it.
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (slammed_93_hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammed_93_hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">random question.
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I did like Kiwi said, just install some spacers or like 3-4 washers with some longer bolts, then bend the tow hooks inward. Works great!
Is there any way to run the OEM tow hooks and the quick releases at the same time?
I currently run them and use them to hold my car onto the trailer. I'd like to keep using this spot, but can also get some J hooks and use them. It would just be a little cheaper if i could run both.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I did like Kiwi said, just install some spacers or like 3-4 washers with some longer bolts, then bend the tow hooks inward. Works great!
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (6ghatch)
I too would have to remove the splitter before transport.
I have long 5 FT ramps but the dovetail isnt long enough to make me breathe better.
On a side note I use web wheel nets on the front and ratchet straps with wheel lassos on the rear.. Then again my trailers floor rings were put in with a EG civic in mind.
I have long 5 FT ramps but the dovetail isnt long enough to make me breathe better.
On a side note I use web wheel nets on the front and ratchet straps with wheel lassos on the rear.. Then again my trailers floor rings were put in with a EG civic in mind.
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (KIWI)
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Re: EG and CRX Kits .... Not much longer...
We started again with a Clean Sheet! Whole New Bitchin design!
Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
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Cool, these may arrive around the same time for me to "stimulate" the economy
Re: EG and CRX Kits .... Not much longer...
We started again with a Clean Sheet! Whole New Bitchin design!
Thanks for your patience guys... It will be worth the wait.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
Cool, these may arrive around the same time for me to "stimulate" the economy
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (JamesS)
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Cool, these may arrive around the same time for me to "stimulate" the economy </TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly what I was thinking
Cool, these may arrive around the same time for me to "stimulate" the economy </TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly what I was thinking
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Re: P1 Spec Splitters (Boostwerks.com)
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Exactly what I was thinking </TD></TR></TABLE>
Patiently waiting to stimulate the economy
Exactly what I was thinking </TD></TR></TABLE>
Patiently waiting to stimulate the economy
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So i found out the 96-98 kit i ordered doesnt exsist.........is there one in the works?
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chairwitharmrests »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So i found out the 96-98 kit i ordered doesnt exsist.........is there one in the works?
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hey man.
My sincerest apologies. We only recently realized that there is a significant difference in the shape of the '96-'98 EK Bumper as compared to the '99-'00 version which we do have in production.
I take full reponsibility, and I assure you that our Distributor, Matt at MLR was probably completely unaware of the differences when he took your order, which I believe has been refunded in full?
However, I have today ordered a New '96-'98 EK Bumper so we can get a Splitter kit for this model developed ASAP.
Once again I apologize for the misunderstanding or any inconvenience. Give us a couple of weeks and contact me directly and we'll make it up to you.
Kiwi
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hey man.
My sincerest apologies. We only recently realized that there is a significant difference in the shape of the '96-'98 EK Bumper as compared to the '99-'00 version which we do have in production.
I take full reponsibility, and I assure you that our Distributor, Matt at MLR was probably completely unaware of the differences when he took your order, which I believe has been refunded in full?
However, I have today ordered a New '96-'98 EK Bumper so we can get a Splitter kit for this model developed ASAP.
Once again I apologize for the misunderstanding or any inconvenience. Give us a couple of weeks and contact me directly and we'll make it up to you.
Kiwi
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Re: (KIWI)
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However, I have today ordered a New '96-'98 EK Bumper so we can get a Splitter kit for this model developed ASAP.
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
However, I have today ordered a New '96-'98 EK Bumper so we can get a Splitter kit for this model developed ASAP.
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chairwitharmrests »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So i found out the 96-98 kit i ordered doesnt exsist.........is there one in the works?
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dude give me a break! Your the worst customer yet!
MLR email me back NOW!!!
Modified by chairwitharmrests at 8:39 AM 4/24/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dude give me a break! Your the worst customer yet!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KIWI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I take full reponsibility, and I assure you that our Distributor, Matt at MLR was probably completely unaware of the differences when he took your order, which I believe has been refunded in full?
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks Kiwi!
MLR MOTORSPORTS
I take full reponsibility, and I assure you that our Distributor, Matt at MLR was probably completely unaware of the differences when he took your order, which I believe has been refunded in full?
Kiwi</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks Kiwi!
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Thanks for all the help Kiwi!!!
I look forward to a drama free 96-98 splitter purchase from you in the near future. I have dibs on the first one!!!
P1 spec splitter
I look forward to a drama free 96-98 splitter purchase from you in the near future. I have dibs on the first one!!!
P1 spec splitter
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exactly
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exactly
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chairwitharmrests »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So i found out the 96-98 kit i ordered doesnt exsist.........is there one in the works?
MLR email me back NOW!!! </TD></TR></TABLE>
An empty wagon makes the most noise, time to upgrade from the crap front end? MLR is good people. All my transactions with him are flawless to date.
Modified by migs at 6:03 PM 4/24/2008
MLR email me back NOW!!! </TD></TR></TABLE>
An empty wagon makes the most noise, time to upgrade from the crap front end? MLR is good people. All my transactions with him are flawless to date.
Modified by migs at 6:03 PM 4/24/2008
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by time attack »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Any plans to make these in carbon? </TD></TR></TABLE>
I dont know that is a good question. Kiwi?
I would say its not cost effective if you look at what they are designed for and who is buying them (club racers) not REALTIME ACURA.
I dont know that is a good question. Kiwi?
I would say its not cost effective if you look at what they are designed for and who is buying them (club racers) not REALTIME ACURA.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammed_93_hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">can't people make honest mistakes?
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It had nothing to do with the miscommunication about there being a 96-98 front end splitter, it had to do with the amount I was refunded. But everything has been resolved
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It had nothing to do with the miscommunication about there being a 96-98 front end splitter, it had to do with the amount I was refunded. But everything has been resolved
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by time attack »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Any plans to make these in carbon? </TD></TR></TABLE>
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I dont know that is a good question. Kiwi?
I would say its not cost effective if you look at what they are designed for and who is buying them (club racers) not REALTIME ACURA. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Here we go again...........You obviously have not been following the earlier thread on this subject.
Or you have heaps of money to spend? In that case, Yes! I'll make you a carbon splitter.
Seriously though... Matt is quite right.
As discussed at length earlier, Been there and done that!
No! It is not economically viable. A splitter is a disposable item, It needs to be cheap to make, and easy to replace.
To make a carbon fiber Splitter and apropriate fixtures that works as well as the P1Spec Kit, would be at least 3 or 4 times more expensive!
Certainly not within the Club Racer budgets that most of us have.
Kiwi
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mlrmotorsports »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I dont know that is a good question. Kiwi?
I would say its not cost effective if you look at what they are designed for and who is buying them (club racers) not REALTIME ACURA. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Here we go again...........You obviously have not been following the earlier thread on this subject.
Or you have heaps of money to spend? In that case, Yes! I'll make you a carbon splitter.
Seriously though... Matt is quite right.
As discussed at length earlier, Been there and done that!
No! It is not economically viable. A splitter is a disposable item, It needs to be cheap to make, and easy to replace.
To make a carbon fiber Splitter and apropriate fixtures that works as well as the P1Spec Kit, would be at least 3 or 4 times more expensive!
Certainly not within the Club Racer budgets that most of us have.
Kiwi