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I'm in discussion with Rich so will hopefully have a few more details soon. At this stage obviously it is still all in the theory side of things so we will all just have to bare with it for now. I am hoping that the more numbers we get, the cheaper it could become, obviously up to a point (aint going to get to $200 just because we have 300 people keen lol).

I will wait for Rich to let me know whether I can start a new thread to gather some interest/opinions/etc or just wait for him to sign up and write something.

Either way we have gotten the ball rolling and even though it may take some time it will be worth it. I have seen their Supra headlights on my mates car and they are gorgeous.

Edited by PM-R33

phill u are just smashing out the wicked ideas, super keen on this, like u i luv carbon.

what about LED running lights like the audis, down the bottom of the head light.

but ur idea sounds good, can u ask for a sketch or prototype drawing, so we have a little more idea on what they look like

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