triple gauge pod
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Ok, I'll take over the organization of the GB if no one cares (especially BoOm 146 smile.gif ); since I know some guys at Key Performance, I can contact them pretty easily, which should speed things out.
Now is your chance to say that you do NOT want 2 1/16" gauges or a triple pod; but keep in mind that 2 1/16" gauges are the easiest to find and can be considered the "standard" size, and that it would probably be the same price for a dual pod. But you can of course have some good reasons to not use 2 1/16" gauges or a triple pod, so if it's the case, please post here.
If I do not get significant objections in 2-3 days, I'll post instructions on how to sign up officially for the GB, meaning that at this point you won't be able to retract, so I know exactly how much people will buy the pod.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post here or email me. Ask now if you're unsure about something, so we can get the GB going clean and fast once I start collecting names.
Stay tuned!
[ February 14, 2003, 10:27 AM: Message edited by: Agarwal ]
Now is your chance to say that you do NOT want 2 1/16" gauges or a triple pod; but keep in mind that 2 1/16" gauges are the easiest to find and can be considered the "standard" size, and that it would probably be the same price for a dual pod. But you can of course have some good reasons to not use 2 1/16" gauges or a triple pod, so if it's the case, please post here.
If I do not get significant objections in 2-3 days, I'll post instructions on how to sign up officially for the GB, meaning that at this point you won't be able to retract, so I know exactly how much people will buy the pod.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post here or email me. Ask now if you're unsure about something, so we can get the GB going clean and fast once I start collecting names.
Stay tuned!
[ February 14, 2003, 10:27 AM: Message edited by: Agarwal ]
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Agarwal, go right ahead and get this rolling! I would like to have mine by the time the show season starts in 2 mos. 2 1/16 sounds good, and a triple seems to be the best idea (if you need to add stuff). So lets get this rolling folks!
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How hard would it be to get a few in CF instead of fiberglass? I don't want to mess with having to paint them black, because you know there's no way I'm going to find black paint that's a 100% match to the black interior.
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Hey, if the CF thing happens, then make sure someone contacts me. I'll be gone from this Tuesday (In Korea) untill the 10th of March.
I DO want in on this, one way or another.
I DO want in on this, one way or another.
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It would cost double the cost for the CF pods, which would make it:
- If we buy 20 of the CF pods, they would be priced at (CDN/USD) 200/130 $. If we buy 40, they would be priced at 170/110 $.
I personally think it's not worth it. You could probably wrap the pod in some kind of carbon-looking material to get almost the same effect. The CF pods would take longer to make too.
If no one has any objections, I'll start a new thread in the GB forum, for a
TRIPLE GAUGE POD IN FIBERGLASS, WITH 2 1/16" pods, for the price listed in my previous post.
- If we buy 20 of the CF pods, they would be priced at (CDN/USD) 200/130 $. If we buy 40, they would be priced at 170/110 $.
I personally think it's not worth it. You could probably wrap the pod in some kind of carbon-looking material to get almost the same effect. The CF pods would take longer to make too.
If no one has any objections, I'll start a new thread in the GB forum, for a
TRIPLE GAUGE POD IN FIBERGLASS, WITH 2 1/16" pods, for the price listed in my previous post.
