Carbon Fiber Spark Plug Cover

[SuzukiRidr326]

does anyone know where i can get a carbon fiber spark plug cover, i found them at alot of places for the Evo 8 and up but not for the Eclipse, would they fit on my GSX w/ 6-bolt? any help would be appreciated!


Thanks in advance

Jon B

 

[Project2G]

You can find them on ebay often. Just have to wait for the right time =)

 

[SuzukiRidr326]

ok kool, ill have ot take a look, i jus bough some Nokya Arctic Purple high beam bulbs from them for $18 shipped i have the low beam and they look really nice, and i jus bought a carbon fiber oil cap that has the mitsubishi sign in the middle

 

[clean96GST]

I saw one on ebay like two days ago but I just checked again and it looks like it sold.

 

[hollywood_ikr]

Mitsubishi 4G63 (1G & 2G) Carbon Fiber Sparkplug Cover - $119.00 : Carbontrix, Composites Design and Production


looks bad ass but for $120 I'm waiting a while, so for now I just painted mine.

 

[Backinajiffy12]

DSM Carbon Fiber Spark Plug Cover - DSM Accessories - Accessories - DSMparts.com

 

[BoostedinSoFla]

Pretty expensive pieces there.

 

[98GSXtreme07]

Nice pieces but damn. Way too expensive!

 

[sleepingDSM]

Agreed. Too much for a spark plug cover. Im actually interested in finding a titanium one. I seen one on an evo in last months SuperStreet and i LOVED the discoloration of the metal. Any possibility of a one for our cars?

 

[98GSXtreme07]

Agreed. Too much for a spark plug cover. Im actually interested in finding a titanium one. I seen one on an evo in last months SuperStreet and i LOVED the discoloration of the metal. Any possibility of a one for our cars?

I guess just getting some titanium sheets and making some yourself.

 

[sleepingDSM]

I guess just getting some titanium sheets and making some yourself

Guess so! Even with the titanium material, its still cheaper than 130$ for some CF! And I'll get the fun of making it myself And isn't that what being a DSMer is all about!?

 

[Flash]

I guess just getting some titanium sheets and making some yourself.

Easier said than done. Titanium is hard to work with by hand.

 

[sleepingDSM]

My best friend works in a metal and welding shop. Should't really be a problem.

 

[matthewdesigns]

I have some here at the studio that's thin enough to cut with tin snips, and being that thin won't matter since the cover isn't stressed. Might have to give it a shot. And I can torch color it. Hmmmm.....

 

[sleepingDSM]

That was my plan.

 

[matthewdesigns]

I got a titanium cover cut out a couple of weeks ago, but have been distracted in the mean time since I got my car back from being rebuilt I'll get back to it pretty soon, drill some holes in it for mounting, and post a pic or two.

 

[jimmy8642]

If you like the carbon fiber look, and you're a do-it-yourselfer, why not learn to work with CF? If you have fun and know what your doing you can probably make some $$$. I've never done CF myself, but I have worked with fiberglass and its easy enough to learn. Stock covers are easy and cheap to get, so you could use one for a template.

 

[ENSVR4]

the ones i got , have never been installed.