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Custom Plexiglass Volant intake cover


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Well, the plexiglass comes in all different sizes. Let me start doing some research and making up some prototypes/experimenting with different ideas and brands and see what I come up with. I guess this thread will just be a feeler for interest. If we get enough people to say "I'm in", ill start another thread for a group buy. Ill keep this thread going and post some pics of my progress.

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Thanks man! Appreciate it!

you really should sell them, hell id take a few off your hands to keep in the shop for people :thumbs: decal was a nice touch. what you should do, is see if we can find someone to etch them, and i have an LED setup in mind that would be hidden... when on, would only light up the part thats etched/frosted. kinda like the rear window on a big custom sport fish yacht. think that would look cool? it looks good in my head :lol:

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Haha that would be sweet! Have it triggered by your under hood light. So you pop your hood, and it kicks on. Kinda the same idea I used for my door sill plates. I have plexiglass in the "SS" cutouts, but rather than etching the glass and using LEDs, I used Electroluminescent tape! Like the suites in the movie Tron. I used a 12v converter and wired into my door ajar switches. The tape is still blue when its off, but when powered, it light up super bright. Ill make a how-to thread soon.

Google "EL tape or EL wire". Pretty sweet stuff!

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Very nice,plus you can see the condition of the air filter without removing the cover!

Haha yeah! Makes you stay up-to-date on your filter cleanings. Don't wanna have an ugly, dirty filter under your nice plexiglass cover. I really think a pre-filter will really make it look that much nicer. I am going to try to clear coat the plexiglass and then wet sand it. See if that helps protect it from scratches. (Got that idea from a buddy of mine). ;)

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