Hey guys I just got my set in the mail today. I will be installing them tomorrow on m GG Evo IX MR. I will post pics here as well as on my "Engine Build by Mick" thread.

 

I'm not really digging the way they look. Cool product but I'll pass on these.

 

fit apr bumper?

 

It took me about an hour to install the cf ducts. I will be posting a complete install write up on my "Engine Build By Mick" thread. I would rate the install beginner level, and the fitment - left side 10/10 right side 9/10. It would be a 10/10 but I did not want to remove my grill so I cut my grill.

Yes I know my intercooler is not installed lol. I am waiting on my 4" ETS intercooler to arrive. I sold my other ETS last weekend. I definately like the new look of the front bumper. IMO cf looks ausome on graphite grey and the rivets give it the clean but aggresive look.

Overall I rate this product a 9 and definately great service from Derek at Rexpeed, I highly recommend them for any of your carbon fiber needs.

Now onto the pics.... (Day time pics will be sometime later this week)

 

That's definitely not bad!

Maybe the right thing for me, too!

 

I would like some, they look so hot.

 

Here is the link to the install.... feel free to comment

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...40#post6044440

 

LOL

you cannot stop me from modding my evo only god can stop me.

 

Thanks for posting up the pics those look hot on GG Mind if we use your pictures online?

Thanks,
Derek

 

Its funny that the op started this thread and sold his car right before these were released.

 

how much are these?

 

Contact Derek from Rexpeed and he will give you a quote.

 

This may make things easier for Derek from Rexpeed. After seeing my ducts installed and how easy the installation is lets make a list of who is interested in picking up a set of these ausome cf ducts. If Rexpeed sees the demand is high enough they may make more sooner for us.

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What he said haha

I'll add myself to the list after I see a $$ amount

 

I think it would look better to come further above the oval and cover up the stack holes.