Alky control makes a trunk relocation alky tank.

Funny you should mention this...:)

These are carbon, but I just do a black gel coat to keep the cost down as much as I can. Most people want to paint them inside the engine compartment. You can see the carbon weave inside the wheel wells on the back side. Best to hydro-dip them if you want that look in the engine compartment.

Working on them now. Hope to have production running by the end of the year.

@@spoolfool2🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 I’ll be on the lookout! Thanks!

It would be a limited market. I did do a one-off, boost activated, drop down, SLIC shroud / scoop for my old V$. I did a write up on the Buick board a bunch of years ago. I think all the pictures got lost when the board crashed.

@@spoolfool2 That intercooler shroud you made was neat... Awesome product

I will admit that we've needed these for a long time. And yes. These cars are worthy of next level, cool parts. The stock inner fenders are an eye sore, when you really want to make a statement under the hood.

@@spoolfool2 Lol They are an eye soar Mike Your dedication and craftsmanship is appreciated...

It's not really a structural part that requires carbon fiber.

Oh ok 😭 thought it would look cool. 👍

@@ceegee6261 You could get one hydro-dipped in CF.

I will say that it's a stupid idea that works. It actually changes the smell of your car. And for the better. No more head aches from the smelling oil dripping on the hot cross over pipe.

Doesn't TA make any for the V8 Buicks?

@@spoolfool2 I believe so, but I haven't seen any that they have that are custom aircraft aluminum though.

Funny but Turbo Lou clowned me more than anyone else when I told him about this new product. He is now my biggest customer. :)

Lou makes fun of all the cool stuff I do. I think he's jealous, because after he mocks my creations, he ends up buying more than anyone else.

Yes, but sometimes the cheapest way to do something is to do it once. As with most things. check the revues, due your homework, then buy what best fits your needs. My fillers are not for everyone.

Big thanks for the feedback Terry. 80% of the people who buy these, don't paint them. It's not a perfect match, but very close. It'll get you buy until you're ready to paint the car and most people wont no the difference. Especially if you put a coat of wax on them.

What car or combo are you wanting it to fit? This should work with most of the starters and the holes can be modified for a 400 trans.

Thanks man. I'm just trying to have fun and think outside the box. I feel confident that I have crafted the best fitting and engineered set of Turbo Buick valve covers to have ever been made. If I can inspire others to take chances on doing new ideas, that's a bonus. Not everything is about the money. I did this because no one else would or did. I lost money on the project. But it's kinda like when you were a kid and tried to jump your bike across 6 trash cans and ate shit doing it with all your friends watching . You are now stronger because of it. You can laugh your ass off with those friends and wouldn't take a million bucks to not have the experience in your head. What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. The only looser is the one who never even tries. Go big or go home.

Thanks Charlie. I assure you. I'm better at making bumper fillers than I am at making videos. :)

@@spoolfool2 Mike I know I called you when I completed the install but wanted to let everyone know here the install went almost 100% perfectly! Ty again!

Unfortunately, that project had to be put on hold.