BDL Industries, a leader in performance accessories is interested to see if there would be a demand for Billet accessories such as Fuel Rails, Under Drive Pulleys or any other Billet Products That the Crossfire Community would be interested in purchasing.

BDL currently manufactures aftermarket accessories for the Sport Compact Industry such as all Honda and Acuras, Nissan Skylines, Supras, Evo's WRX and many More. Please gives us your feedback on parts you would be interested in seeing made.


Thank you for your time and feel free to contact us at: info@BDLind.com

 

we desperately need a billet style grill for our cars. no one offers one currently. i have been to sema...and can't find any vendors. i think this would be a great product for you to introduce.

i truly think you all would sell a lot of them to us enthusiast. many many threads have been discussed about a new billet/mesh grill for the crossfire... but to no avail.

 

I'm in for engine accessories, especially ones that add HP and bling. It's too boring under that hood...

 

horsepower products please...

 

BDL is a stellar tuner products company... I ran into them recently and they were very interested in the feedback that Crossfire owners had regarding performance products for the car... Many of us have been searching high and low for this type of support for the Crossfire... I think BDL is actually willing to lend an ear to our needs and see what they can do, without the $ RAPE that we get from MB tuning companies...

 

I personally would like to replace the temperature control "wheels" with something nice, made out of aluminum. The stock ones look cheap - the parting lines betray the fact that they are two separate plastic pieces joined together.

 

I would like to see a billet fuel rail system, much like the ones BDL produces for the WRX and a light weight billet cam gear. Perhaps even a light weight fly wheel...

 

mmmmmm......cams......mmmmmm......cams......please ... i think a flywheel would be great to for our slow throttle response...i'm not to familiar with billet outside of grills, have a website??? also, post this in the main crossfire forum, i think you will get more responses there, only about 30 of us hang around this part of the forum...

 

Anything that will increase hp, and the grill are two things I would love to see. Maybe some shifter *****.

 

Shifter *****, interior bling (levers, *****, pins, handles, etc.).

 

please...anything but bling...

 

if you offer something soon I'll put it on my christmas list...

 

I'm also in for anything! Grill, interior, exterior and motor.

 

Thank you for the support. We have the ability to make several products out of Billet and specialize in Throttle Bodies, Fuel Systems, and Pulley Drives. If anyone is up to loaning motors or access to blown motors we can get started right away.

Have a Safe and Happy Holiday!

 

i could hook you up with my car depending on where you are located...i have two crossfires, well sorta, i have my sisters and mine cuz she doesn't drive hers, so just let me know...

 

If you're near NJ, you're welcome to borrow mine. Not using it much for the chilly season.

 

If you can make TB's I am interested in a 78-80 mm TB for the SRT-6.

 

Grill, pulley's, and basically any of the interior painted pieces in billet would be great.

 

I would say a billet type grill for the front that FOLLOWS THE CONTOUR OF THE STOCK GRILL, NONE OF THIS SET WAY BACK CHEAP LOOKING CRAP. It has to have a bezel just like the grills on the Jaguar XJRs. That is the type of grill we want, not that crappy rice looking crap. It should have a secondary black mesh behind to disguise the radiator.

Again, look at the Jaguar grills for their XJR or any R series car from them. Copy that. And remember, keep the same profile as the stock grill because that space under the flying wings looks stupid with a vertical mesh grill.

 

i agree with your exact description.

someone could make a pretty penny on this. i'm just shocked it hasn't been done yet.

i am about to give up on the aftermarket world & experiment in this area myself... with a quality product/mesh, fit and finish being the main focus.