Originally Posted by Montana Crossfire
Fronts are very interesting. I spoke with this company OVER a year ago after word got out they were going to sell them. At that time they had no interest in the Crossfire due to "not very popular" a statement that kinda P'ed me off being they look like the side of a frying pan with little sheet metel tabs on the back.
How much sizing ccould have actually been needed...
The rear ones miss the boat.
I have used caliper covers for over a year now.
I just don't post enough photos which I will do this weekend if I can get the Gallery working.
Mike
You would be surprised at how much is actually involved to develop these. The plates for each forming die alone for each plate costs a few thousand dollars. Then there's new bridges, new stainless steel clips, and of course, CNC programming.
We try to accommodate every vehicle request, but please understand that we get 20 or more requests every day for applications we do not have. Obviously from a business stand point, we have to start with the vehicles that have higher production numbers.
We would have developed them sooner, but we had a tough time finding a Crossfire locally.