GROUP BUY - Stainless Steel Engine Bay DRESS UP Parts - MRZ Performance
05-18-2007, 12:58 PM
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05-18-2007, 01:32 PM
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Thanks! good to know you love it and that other people also love them. They really catch the eyes and give a clean look to the engine bay. Have a good meet Jeremy!
I'll be starting a thread about it in the next days
keep an eye open for it 
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05-22-2007, 01:21 PM
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Nice install Fidget Sorry about that hole being a bit off. You can use a dremel and Jeremy said or drill the hole a little bigger. Let us know if you have problems with it...
The Redline is also on the list, fuel rail cover and spark plug cover would be the same as the Cobalt (with different designs) and the fuse box cover will have to be done since it's different from the Cobalt one.
We'll keep you updated and drop a work about it on the Redline Forums
Sorry about that hole being a bit off. You can use a dremel and Jeremy said or drill the hole a little bigger. Let us know if you have problems with it...The Redline is also on the list, fuel rail cover and spark plug cover would be the same as the Cobalt (with different designs) and the fuse box cover will have to be done since it's different from the Cobalt one.
We'll keep you updated and drop a work about it on the Redline Forums
05-22-2007, 02:28 PM
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05-22-2007, 02:32 PM
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05-22-2007, 02:38 PM
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I got mine this morning, I put them on at lunch and will have pics by tonight. They look great MRZ. Thanks for the continued support for the cobalt!
Now how about a strut bar group buy
Now how about a strut bar group buy
05-22-2007, 02:55 PM
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We'll keep you updated on the strut brace group buy also
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05-22-2007, 10:26 PM
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Nice install Fidget Sorry about that hole being a bit off. You can use a dremel and Jeremy said or drill the hole a little bigger. Let us know if you have problems with it...
The Redline is also on the list, fuel rail cover and spark plug cover would be the same as the Cobalt (with different designs) and the fuse box cover will have to be done since it's different from the Cobalt one.
We'll keep you updated and drop a work about it on the Redline Forums
Sorry about that hole being a bit off. You can use a dremel and Jeremy said or drill the hole a little bigger. Let us know if you have problems with it...The Redline is also on the list, fuel rail cover and spark plug cover would be the same as the Cobalt (with different designs) and the fuse box cover will have to be done since it's different from the Cobalt one.
We'll keep you updated and drop a work about it on the Redline Forums
05-22-2007, 10:56 PM
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I love the look of these dress up parts. The only complaint I have is the miss matched holes on the fuel rail cover. Mine were miss matched quite a bit so I had to cover the hole up with stainless washers. All and All nice job.
05-23-2007, 06:58 AM
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The kit looks great. The custom work on the fuel rail is fantastic. Made it from Canada to south Texas in 6 days flat. It's amazing how a little extra money can get you through customs. Mathieu thanks again. Great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
05-23-2007, 07:28 AM
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Rush Rush Rush
I got home last night and logically the first thing i wanted to do was put on my new MRZ parts. SOOOOO i was in such a hurry i fuxed up one of the fuel rail screws, gata fix that tonight, but here are some pics of what it looks like engine dress up and sills.
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05-23-2007, 08:36 AM
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Nice installs guys
Sorry about that missaligned hole, we will correct the next batch and check back to be sure it is correctly aligned.
Thanks for all the good comments on the parts and for the pictures! Looks really good
Sorry about that missaligned hole, we will correct the next batch and check back to be sure it is correctly aligned.
Thanks for all the good comments on the parts and for the pictures! Looks really good
05-23-2007, 03:38 PM
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Can someone post pics of how they dremeled it. im going to be fixing mine tonight and would like to see what im going to be getting myself into... other then the one hole these guys made great looking parts and they have been great to deal with
05-23-2007, 04:11 PM
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We made a mistake an we are really sorry about, if you cannot modify the part we will be happy to make it for you. We will not run away and let you down with it if you cannot modify it, we want you to be fully satisfied with our products on your car.
I dont know anyone who never made a error except for God
I will be posting the procedure to modify later on today, it take about a minute with a dremel tool.
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