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Are you the one who makes brake ducts for the 930?

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Old 03-04-2013, 12:29 AM
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sorry but that is not us.
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You mean "not yet" Kris...
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midweek bump, thanks!
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How about heater backdate bits? any plans for those?
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How about heater backdate bits? any plans for those?

nothing is off limits as far as consideration but backdate parts are not on the radar as of today.
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We now have a new 3.2 relay cover in hand and can reproduce the covers with either combination of mounting holes/slots
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@ chockymonster,

email me specifics.
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Since carbon fiber is conductive, this seems to be a poor application for carbon fiber. Just a warning before more cars burn.









This one shorted on the positive coil lead and burned the insulation off of the wire.

Luckily, the terminal burned off the wire before the whole car caught fire.
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Hi John,
I must apologize John and say I am thankful that the damage was not as bad as could have been.

For the reasons of conductive carbon, our relay covers are now being made with an inside layer of fiberglass to eliminate this issue.
I'm also offering past customers of our covers the opportunity for this layer of insulation to be retro fitted to their current relay cover to eliminate potential issues.

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