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For everybody and anybody interested. We have started the production of a fibreglass engine under tray replacement. It will be a direct replacement with all the relevant air guides and ducks. If you are interested or need one then just comment on here. Then once they are ready to buy I’ll contact you with all the relevant details and costs.

Interested, mine is pretty beat up & missing some eyes.

Also interested , mine is missing

I’m interested in buying 1 of these please..

Like to show my interest thanks.

This is brilliant new people. As we also about 10 people on Facebook interested to.

Once these are ready I will post details on how to purchase and price. Will be looking like somewhere at the beginning of September.

Yeah Let's go

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I am glad to give an update on this product. The initial mould has now been taken. It needs a little touching up to get it perfect but nothing that’s not to hard for him.

We may be ready in a couple of weeks to actually start selling these.
Initial talks I believe you will be looking at the £6/700 for an undertray out of fibreglass. He is also willing to make them out of carbon fibre for you people that have too much money burning a hole in your pockets.

In plastic for a lower price not possible ?

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Speed3Hunter wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 01, 2023 10:10 pm

In plastic for a lower price not possible ?

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He doesn’t work with plastic. He’s a composite material parts producer.

do u no rough price?

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Thu Aug 03, 2023 11:50 pm

do u no rough price?

From initial chats with him I think it’s going to be around £700ish

Possible to have a picture of the prototype please

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We don’t have a prototype.

We’ve taken a mould from an original RS6 under tray. It will have all the air vents and everything just like the original. The only difference is it will be made of fibreglass instead of plastic.

Just sticking an oar in. There was someone else making bits with carbon fibre. How feasible/expensive would it be to make a carbon fibre version instead of glass fibre? I assume both can use the same mould.