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No one in producing them.

There was talk for awhile if there was enough interest, but I believe that fell through because the guy wanted something like 25-50 people to pay upfront to start making them.
 
im sure he is part of the site, but a guy i follow on instagram said "im in the process of getting molds" ill let you know if anything comes of it. his instagram name is darrylw69. He owns two daytonas the the least
 
There's been talk of someone reproducing them for awhile now. Would be cool if someone did.

Also, not sure how I missed your reply, but if I did part with mine for any reason, it'd be more like $250.
 
There's always talk of a mold truth is when the patent and copyright mumbo jumbo is mentioned that seizes the project.
 


machinegunsquid said:
There's been talk of someone reproducing them for awhile now. Would be cool if someone did.

Also, not sure how I missed your reply, but if I did part with mine for any reason, it'd be more like $250.
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Seriously? There that high in demand, Im not saying your price is bad Im just saying I didn't know how bad people wanted them. Sh!t I had a broken par I bought for $30 and started fixing them and never finished. There sitting in my garage I just haven't messed with them in over 1 year+ cause I wasn't planning on using them.














And thats as far as I got...lol
 
I have a set and would like to repo them cant be any harder than making a fiberglass speaker enclosure.

Whats needed.

Tin foil- lay it on the bumper so the foam doesn't stick to the bumper once its removed its like nothing ever happened.
Sprayfoam- used to rough the shape out.
Fiberglass- obviously what its made with lay it around the spray foam once its shaped.
Filler- Used to perfect the shape and fitment.

Sandpaper
Primer
Paint

Done!

Seriously these would not be hard to make at all.
 


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