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October 7th 2004, 09:01
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Carbon fibre rear valance
Hey
Just in the process of changing my exhaust (AGAIN!!!) it requires the cutouts in the rear valance, which i havent got so, does anyone make a rear valance, would it be affected by the heat given off by the exhaust?? thanks Adam 
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October 7th 2004, 12:27
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I'm working on the mold for a C/F rear valance right now but I think LA Performance has them.
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October 7th 2004, 13:56
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Zen
When I get them done, there's one with your name on it.
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October 7th 2004, 15:13
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Joe,
Are you building yours as a removable rear valence or as a replacement? In looking at my metal replacement valence I am curious how you will mold the upper attachements that wrap around the body. Thanks Randy
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October 8th 2004, 12:47
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Randy,
I'll be making both, removable and as a replacement The replacement will have the same mounting points as the stock one and the removable one will have no flanges but will accommodate for duez fasteners. Thanks,
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October 8th 2004, 14:18
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Joe,
sounds cool i think i will wait for you to finish yours. what style are they going to be? bubble valance? late valance for with vented decklid? do you use heat proof resins? will the heat affect it? look forward to doing business again Adam
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October 9th 2004, 17:29
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Adam,
The valance I'm making will be the bubble type, it will be made out a very hi-temp resin the same risen I use to make my valve covers.
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