I thought some may like to take a look at the coil covers I made. I had three but I have sold one to a local guy. Here are the two finished ones that I am keeping.


Yes, there is a little Stig in the middle of the cover!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwindy/7595110908/http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwindy/7595110908/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/rwindy/, on Flickr

GM Performance Division Cover

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwindy/7595112722/http://www.flickr.com/photos/rwindy/7595112722/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/rwindy/, on Flickr

 

you would be from canada to confuse me like this!

Thought we were talking suspension here. nice covers regardless

 

Thanks.

I can see now that the title could be a little confusing.

 

Very cool! I like the first one. What did you make them out of?

 

the base that is painted is just steel and the top is stainless that was plasma cut.

 

They both look great.

 

sick!

 

Thanks guys! I would love to start making parts like this on a regular basis but I would have to find someone to cnc cut the parts for me.

 

They look good!
I was dyslexic for a bit and thought you made coil overs..

 

No worries. I'm a little dyslexic from time to time.

 

I would be all over buying one

 

I can look into some contacts I have if there is enough interest to do a small run of them. Do you have anything that you would like to see on them? I can draw them up so I don't think costs would change assuming that the design isn't super complex.

 

I Like the GM Performance Division one!

 

I'm a big fan of that one as well. It turned out really good. I'll look into producing these on a limited run if there is enough interest.

 

i read the title as coilovers as well

 

I wish I had the equipment to make my own coilovers. That would be awesome.

 

I like the first one myself. Keep the blue bowtie and SS emblem but have the top black

 

That would be easy to do for me.

 

Well if you can do it with still having a reasonable cost attached let me know

 

sub'd in case you end up selling some of these, I like the GM Performance one!

 

Bluelightning. I could paint them with colour match to match our paint colour as well. I was using engine paint because the top of the valve cover gets pretty warm but I think I could get away with a base coat of that with the colour match on top.

Learylax3r - I will keep you posted.

I have a quote request out for the pieces and I will hopefully find out today and then work on the pricing from there. Shipping, even to the states shouldn't be too bad as they are flat and relatively light.

 

It gets warm yes but not hot enough that regular paint won't work. Mine is painted right now with non high temp paint.

 

I figured regular paint would work fine. I think most automotive paints are good up to around 200 C anyways.

 

i would be interested if the writing could be in black.

 

make one for LNF/LE5!