GATERHING DOC I SPLITTER BUYERS
07-09-2009, 04:14 AM
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oh and people! i want to let you know that if you are thinking...SHOULD I GET THIS. DOC I said to me that he has only made one other for another person because people flake out. you will become 1 in 6 to have one of these bad boys =]
07-09-2009, 04:28 AM
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Doc Ice is the man. I remember seeing this product about a year ago and really wanting one. Too bad you weren't producing at that time 
I have bought his short shifter and NOT ONCE have I felt buyer's remorse. His products are legit. I would definitely buy any of Doc Ice's products if I were in need.
I have bought his short shifter and NOT ONCE have I felt buyer's remorse. His products are legit. I would definitely buy any of Doc Ice's products if I were in need.
07-09-2009, 05:07 AM
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I hope some one here in the PNW buys one and lets me test fit it for a few minutes once the 5 axis is on,just to see if it would work,I think it would look pretty good with both the lip and splitter.
07-09-2009, 05:24 AM
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yo brian i am picking this up if everything runs smoothly. but brian if you wanna get in on this you should do it cus hes not producing it unless you got 4 buyers. and its gonna be hard finding another 4
07-09-2009, 05:34 AM
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cannot buy one right now.......gonna be dropping 5-700 to paint the kit and some interior parts.......starting the interior fiberglassing next week and gonna try to have done to get the 4 pieces painted in with the 5 axis kit while he has paint mixed up......but would love to see how it fits and flows withthe lip.......we can line it up on a few guys up heres cars that already have the 5 axis already on if you get it before I get the kit on.....
07-09-2009, 05:42 AM
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yea for sure i'll let u know how this thing goes. i hope everything will pull through. good luck on the interior brian. your tips on the fabric upholstery really helped.i just need to fix the a pillar on the left side
07-09-2009, 07:26 PM
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Tofu: Perhaps I'm blind, but I don't see the link in my PMs... could you resend?
Doc I:I've been waiting for this for a while so I could grab some other stuff of yours and the splitter at the same time... is there a way that I can add stuff to the splitter purchase? I'd like to get it all in one fell swoop.
Also, Doc, do you know what speeds this unit can handle? I'm not worried about the quality of the splitter itself, but I race my tC and I want to make sure it's not going to rip off on the front straight at Pacific Raceways. Are the mounting hardware and mounting points able to withstand sustained high speeds of over 100? Probably a question you don't get too often, but I'd really not want to have this thing rip off at 115 and turn into a 1/4 thick ABS death frisbee on the track...
Brian: You can try out the splitter anytime you want dude. Just let me know on the Balliztik forums or hit me up at the Alderwood show this weekend and we'll talk about it.
Doc I:I've been waiting for this for a while so I could grab some other stuff of yours and the splitter at the same time... is there a way that I can add stuff to the splitter purchase? I'd like to get it all in one fell swoop.
Also, Doc, do you know what speeds this unit can handle? I'm not worried about the quality of the splitter itself, but I race my tC and I want to make sure it's not going to rip off on the front straight at Pacific Raceways. Are the mounting hardware and mounting points able to withstand sustained high speeds of over 100? Probably a question you don't get too often, but I'd really not want to have this thing rip off at 115 and turn into a 1/4 thick ABS death frisbee on the track...
Brian: You can try out the splitter anytime you want dude. Just let me know on the Balliztik forums or hit me up at the Alderwood show this weekend and we'll talk about it.
07-10-2009, 04:54 AM
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this thing looks kewl mostly cuz i already lost allll the plastic crap underneather my car.......but doesnt it make it a PITA to change your oil? from that underside pic it covers everrything untill the down pipe.....taking that thing on and off cant be any fun.
07-11-2009, 12:56 AM
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Count me in 100% Doc when would you like your money?
If this was any other person besides Doc I dont think I would have done this. But Doc does such amazing work its hard not to pass this up.
But how do we mount the suporting rods?
If this was any other person besides Doc I dont think I would have done this. But Doc does such amazing work its hard not to pass this up.
But how do we mount the suporting rods?