I've thought about doing the same, glad someone is! If well designed I'm sure you'll do well.
Cheers,
Rob

 

like i said on rennlist I'm in for a set. just let me know were to pay.

 

Im down for a set of these as well

 

I just drilled some small holes near where the mounting holes were and used small black zip ties to secure them to the car. Works well!

 

payment sent today. i will let folks know the details when i get them. thanx for taking on the project

 

Not a bad idea, its probably better than using screws. Zip ties shouldn't have as much pressure as there is a bit of flex, so less likely to have new cracks on new holes.

 

You're excused
CF = Carbon Fiber.

 

anodize will last longer.

 

I repaired mine with some fiberglass mat, same method as repairing fairings when you crash your bike on the track. Works wonders.
Wish I could take a picture for you, but I live in Tokyo now and the car is in the US in storage.
Cost me about 15$ and some patience. As strong as can be

 

I would suggest rubber orings at the bolt holes to eliminate metal to plastic vibration

 

Looks good!

BTW - time to replace that coolant cap with an updated version

 

let the product speak for itself. no need to name anything other than what they are. tailight mount protectors

 

I agree with krazy, keep it simple. I like this "taillight mount protectors".

 

they shouldn't fade with anodizing since the deckled covers the moon ting pints of the twilight completely. since this isn't a high visibility part just use the least expensive way to protect for long term. painting if thats it is fine with me. anodize tends to last the longest and i would think p/c would be the most expensive

you have a good idea going, don't complicate it to much.

 

Its nice to see he's concerned with quality/longevity, if a person had to paint then every few years it wouldn't be the end of the world. I like pc as it would blend in nice but anodizing would work.