Did anyone see this new HTC cut out to see the engine at all times? Would anyone do it? Be best if the dealer can do it i would think in their body shop…
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New HTC Falcon cut out.
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Seems like a LOT of money to be able to see a plastic engine cover when the roof is closed.
Not just the cost of the kit (which I think is $1500 US, but the added cost of installation plus the plastic engine cover.
Not just the cost of the kit (which I think is $1500 US, but the added cost of installation plus the plastic engine cover.
Quite the opposite, it’s a great way for us HTC owners to showcase the engine bay at shows, plan to bring my car to a bunch of them. Put the top in service mode to leave it open and voila.
Not only is there a clear engine cover under there but also a painted intake cover and mirrors stuck on underneath to showcase the engine area from all angles.
Went all in to customize this area of the car and it gets a lot of positive feedback and lots of wows !!
Not only is there a clear engine cover under there but also a painted intake cover and mirrors stuck on underneath to showcase the engine area from all angles.
Went all in to customize this area of the car and it gets a lot of positive feedback and lots of wows !!
If you're willing to put the tonneau in service mode, the clear cover is a whole lot cheaper, and you don't need to cut holes in the car. Or do what I did, and attach the factory cover with magnets and remove it completely at a car show.
Can check out more details here (jump to 16:00 mark)…
I think I read in another thread that someone used this to showcase their Kenlowe Fan. He won a trophy at a car show...
Kenlowe fan not a mod, you should know that by now !!! But great idea for showcasing it !!
I didn't mention it as a mod, and I refrained from calling the application "rice"...
LOL come on be nice
That rapid blue HTC with the body color intakes is absolutely SMOKINNNNN!!!
That rapid blue HTC with the body color intakes is absolutely SMOKINNNNN!!!
Looks a bit too clunky to be honest, I like the idea behind it though.