3D printing?
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3D printing?
Can anyone with a 3D printer reproduce the side gill 90 black rub strip. and have it say ZR-1 maybe with the bow tie? it is the same part 84 to 90. The attachment points on the inside may be a challenge. Would be a cool project for all 84-90 cars to be able to customize what they want on it.
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Ok, I checked on Mirrock website and here's what I found :
Both the 1991-1994 and the 1995-1996 fender panels have the center molding trim molded into the part and is not removable like the 84-90 panels.
In my case, the strip is part of the the fender panel, I won't be able to remove them for deeper analysis...I would need to get my hands on a 84-90 fender
I'll leave the project to someone else I think unless I manage to get my hands on a cheap junkyard part locally.
Both the 1991-1994 and the 1995-1996 fender panels have the center molding trim molded into the part and is not removable like the 84-90 panels.
In my case, the strip is part of the the fender panel, I won't be able to remove them for deeper analysis...I would need to get my hands on a 84-90 fender
I'll leave the project to someone else I think unless I manage to get my hands on a cheap junkyard part locally.
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St. Jude Donor '16
Ok, I checked on Mirrock website and here's what I found :
Both the 1991-1994 and the 1995-1996 fender panels have the center molding trim molded into the part and is not removable like the 84-90 panels.
In my case, the strip is part of the the fender panel, I won't be able to remove them for deeper analysis...I would need to get my hands on a 84-90 fender
I'll leave the project to someone else I think unless I manage to get my hands on a cheap junkyard part locally.
Both the 1991-1994 and the 1995-1996 fender panels have the center molding trim molded into the part and is not removable like the 84-90 panels.
In my case, the strip is part of the the fender panel, I won't be able to remove them for deeper analysis...I would need to get my hands on a 84-90 fender
I'll leave the project to someone else I think unless I manage to get my hands on a cheap junkyard part locally.
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Do you mean something like this? Reversion Raceworks 3d scanned, customized, and printed mine.
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2018 C4 of Year Finalist
2015 C4 of the Year Finalist
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