I think the easiest approach would be to do a simple cover plate. IND distribution does it all the time with side markers on bmw. They even sell them paint matched. A company should be easily able to do this.Have fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
I agree it is totally doable. I was referring more to those who want to "fill". A block off plate would be pretty easy once the scans are done. Personally I would prefer it in a metal finish, but someone who wants to 3d print something can come up with a solution.
yes sir! I think the work you are doing on the wing front is very cool my friend! Props to you.
Thanks!
how about embody wood plates w/Have fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
while we wait for the carbon how about flush ebony wood plates black titanium bolts - feasible? new weigh reduce only issue is weather sealHave fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
Great engineering for how this connects. No doubt that their will be a blocking plate to wing delete by a third party, something nice an flush with a seal to prevent water migration. Ordered as the oem color of your choice and I'd likely get one. No need for CF as this is not an item you'd want to bring attention to anyway, plus, the weight savings of removing the entire wing and assembly should be at least 10 pounds?Have fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
Maybe faux vent covers would give it a little flare.Have fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
I was thinking along the same lines. I would be interested to see how the factory wing looked mounted lower. Of course that would probably ruin rear visibility.I wouldn't mind something a tad more subtle, maybe a lower spoiler? Maybe just a lower mount?
I mean, I like it as is but it would be nice to have options to play around with.
The RSX - S had a good one back in the day >
True, they did a good job keeping it out of view as is. I've actually warmed up to it and it gives the car the aggressive nature that is has... but always like to play around with different ideas.
I would love to see some custom aluminum mounting brackets to mount the Honda Performance Division (HPD) spoiler to the Type R mounting holes. Gloss black mounting brackets with a color matched HPD spoiler...Have fun filling these in. Maybe a carbon option will work...but not sure if Seibon already is cut out.
