Got my plaque several days ago, but just installed it last night. It looks very
good. To take care of the holes, I cut off short a couple of screws that would
normally be used to mount a hard drive in a computer chassis, and used a
little JB Weld to mount them in the holes. The JB Weld was applied to the
back side, just before mounting the plaque on the engine. Except for not
thinking to align the screw heads with each other, this looks very good.
Maybe I'll post a pic some time later.

Thanks for Karl for getting these done. Mine looks fabulous!

Coyote

 

Just got the second batch in. These do not have the mounting holes. Anyone interested PM me with your email address.

Thanks,

Karl

 

I am interested in getting one if you still have them available: tpd189@hotmail.com

 

I still have a couple left. $18.50 plus $2 S&H total $20.50.

I will send a paypal invoice.

 

Screaminjoe,

Yes they are quite difference between the engine and dash plates. The engine plate is specific to the SRT6 and is made of deeply engraved aluminum and designed to take the punishment of being in the engine bay. The dash plaque shows a picture of the original prototype Crossfire and is a polished smooth surface with 3M self adhesive auto tape.

Let me know if you want a set.

 

RT189,

Your SRT6 engine plate will ship tomorrow.

Thanks.

 

JIMBOO HERE...I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE PLAQUE ABSOLUTELY WILL NOT COME LOOSE AND GET INTO THE FAN BELT, INTERNALS, ETC.!!! WHAT IS THE MOST TRUSTWORTHY ADHESIVE TO USE IN THIS HOT METAL ENVIRON? I WOULD DRILL INTO THE LOCATION SO IT WOULD ACCEPT STAINLESS SCREWS, BUT FEAR GOING TOO DEEP AND PENETRATING THE SUPERCHARGER CASEMENT, THUS INTRODUCING MINUTE METALLIC PARTICLES FROM DOING THIS...HELP!

 

Jimboo,

I have had mine installed since August and it as rock solid as when it was applied.

I used J-B Weld. This has been used to repair cracked engine blocks. It works in 600 degree temps has a tensile strength of 3960 PSI and cures in about 15 hours.

If there is a problem I would suspect that would be because it was not given ample time to cure before the car was driven.

I made sure to roughen the surfaces with heavy grit sandpaper then wiped it clean before bonding it.

These are the instructions I have sent with the plaques.

Karl

 

I would like one of your engine plaques for my SRT-6 Please let me know how to get one. email to MSU666@aol.com

Thanks

 

I am in Florence, Italy on vacation this week, Scotland next week.

Will be back mid August, take care of you then.

Thanks,

Karl

 

Karl, I would like to one of these as well. I will try you again in mid August. Enjoy your trip and travel safely.

 

Karl,

Would love to have a plate for my supercharger.
I saw one on a car at Carlisle, looked great.
Let me know if they are still available.

 

[quote=SuperBird4404BBL]Karl,

Would love to have a plate for my supercharger.
I saw one on a car at Carlisle, looked great.
Let me know if they are still available.

 

Karl,

Would love to have a plate for my supercharger.
I saw one on a car at Carlisle, looked great.
Let me know if they are still available.

 

Sounds like someone REALLY wants a plaque!

Oh, BTW I'll take one also! Paypal to??????

 

Is he still selling these? Me want to buy also...

 

Don't forget the other great badges he offers. Just get the set.

 

What else does he have? Maybe ill go for a set.

 

Same here I'm looking to buy a set if at all possible.

 

I'm sure he will chime in, but check out his gallery. I have the engine badge, srt6 supercharged fender badges, and another I think was supposed to go on the glovebox but decided not to put it on. The fender badges were the metal ones. I think he makes plastic ones as well.