crx_si-r

just like i posted in the title, im going to be taking my jdm brackets in to a machine shop later and see how much they would charge to make copies of them. i have EF2, EF5, EF8/9 and usdm crx brackets that i can take in to make copies. and depending on how much they run, i was going to have them make copies. i am curious to know how much buyers would be willing to pay for them. thanks in advance, i know how hard it is to find these brackets.

scottmog

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That's gotta be some sort of record

crx_si-r

members just voted, and by the looks of the polls. u want it cheap.

ed4_civic

id like to see 40 shipped

crx_si-r

well, im gonna see how much the machine shop will charge to make 1, and then how much to mass produce them.

Proper

considering the price of the lamps alone I would think people would be looking to find the cheapest brackets possible. Very cool of you to price the repops for those looking for them though

HongoRLS

Let me knw asap on da price dat way I knw if 2 wait b4 i put ma frt on

crx_si-r

huh????



ill be finding out on monday, since my co-workers husband can do machine work at his job. ill see how much he will charge to make me a few.

DCRB

i posted up usdm, because alot of people use prelude fogs... and i put 20-65 because seriously, its stamped steel... when you can buy entire foglights from autozone or harbor freight for under 40 bux... i don't see too many people shelling out a grip for a non needed part. I could be wrong though, because people still buy aem intakes for the full 200 dollar price... (just an example...)

michael-crxsi

he means...... Let me know as soon as possible on the price that way i know if to wait before i put my front bumper on.

thats my guess at what he said

dr_latino999

You deserve a damn literary award and a job with a three letter government agency for being able to decipher that.

Old goat

LOL!!

AlfieRoach

i feel thats true with the prelude fogs, not many of us can afford the cost for those jdm fogs. plus its been a pain fabricating custom brackets ill post a pic of mine when it stops raining

Ldo

Use Simpson rafter brackets from Home Depot.

Here's what that bracket looks like (cost about $4 at the hardware section):


Just chop off where the red lines are shown. Drill holes or slots where the blue and green dots are. Cut the bracket right thru the middle so you get a left and right bracket. That's right, 2 brackets costing $4.

End result:


They're not as sturdy as the OEM ones, but unless you're using them as tow hooks, they hold up the lights just fine.

BiG ChOr!Zo

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^^winner

julioboostamante

Nice! Got any pics of how they look after final install?