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What's My Options Re New Rockercover?

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#1

The engine bay is looking pretty good at the moment though was thinking the Rockercover is the final piece that should be sorted. What's availabe aftermarket and can any improvements be done with the factory cover?

Edited by Billsta

#2

Bill, You could Modicoat it with yellow carbon fibre or get it airbrushed with custom graphics.

I think Modicoat would be the best choice.

Have a look http://www.modicoat.com/id41.htm

#3

I've been thinking the same thing since I got rid of the factory cross-over section. the Nizpro one looks pretty good but I dont think you could buy it with out the kit.

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#5
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:bowdown: :oohwoah: :shocked:

I take it RDP do these???

Costing and availabilty??

Should I call Steve direct?

#6

Yeah RDP here is a link on the web

http://www.redcliffedyno.com/redcliffedyno/

Probably best to ring for price but pretty sure I read in one of the treads that they keep it in stock

Edited by XR6IXT

#7
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Thanks mate, just spoke to Peter at Redcliffe and got some more details.

Should be getting it done next week.

#8

Sounds good

how much is it?

make sure to post some pics once you get put in on

Edited by XR6IXT

#9
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Sounds good

how much is it?

make sure to post some pics once you get put in on

$395 plus postage and will take approx 2 weeks to be sent, done and returned from brizvegas to sidoney

#10

So you send them your cover to get ceramic coated

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