Alloy Craft Review
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When I went to buy them, i scanned all over and couldn't find a review, so for anyone else interested... Here it is!
Radiator Cooling Plate:
Fit: 9.5/10 May need to trim a tiny bit off where the lever for the hood release is touching plate
Quality: 10/10 Light, and solid
Look: 10/10 Looks great, flows well
Spark Plug Cover (snap on/off):
Fit: 10/10 Fits great, flush
Quality: 10/10 Solid, scratch resistant
Look: 10/10 Looks much cleaner on the valve cover, great flow
Fuse Box Heat Shield: I LOVE this piece
Fit: 9.9/10 Just gotta apply some pressure here and there to get it to bolt up
Quality: 10/10 sturdy as hell, my old heat shield rattled, this does not (ALSO ELIMINATES that horrible rear bolt off the heat shield.)
Look: 10/10 Looks great, adds some angles as well
Before:

After:


Radiator Cooling Plate:
Fit: 9.5/10 May need to trim a tiny bit off where the lever for the hood release is touching plate
Quality: 10/10 Light, and solid
Look: 10/10 Looks great, flows well
Spark Plug Cover (snap on/off):
Fit: 10/10 Fits great, flush
Quality: 10/10 Solid, scratch resistant
Look: 10/10 Looks much cleaner on the valve cover, great flow
Fuse Box Heat Shield: I LOVE this piece
Fit: 9.9/10 Just gotta apply some pressure here and there to get it to bolt up
Quality: 10/10 sturdy as hell, my old heat shield rattled, this does not (ALSO ELIMINATES that horrible rear bolt off the heat shield.)
Look: 10/10 Looks great, adds some angles as well
Before:

After:


I just installed the fuse box heat shield, it looks great, you do need to mess with it a bit to get it to fit, it is nice and sturdy. Not having to deal with that lower bolt on the stock heatshield is a huge blessing. I managed to lose one of the small screws on installation but Eric supplies some spares in the kit, nice move. I've got to give it a good cleaning before the first heat cycle so it doesn't get marked up. Nice product.
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The heat shield goes down from the two center bolts, completely eliminates the rear bolt, and it curves up to the bracket on the top. if anything i would say it has more room than the stock heat shield. I think i have a picture i will put up.
Put my name on my spark cover!

only pic i have of them apart, it comes in two pieces.

at the top you see the 2 holes, at the left you see the bracket, its a smooth arc...
Put my name on my spark cover!

only pic i have of them apart, it comes in two pieces.

at the top you see the 2 holes, at the left you see the bracket, its a smooth arc...
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yea i have looked at em, looks good, but i plan to get a SOS SC down the road, so it wont do me any good lol, so i dont plan to get it, but if you are showing your car, or stay NA i would get that, aswell as the catch can/overflow combo. All of the products clean up a bay really well.
Nice review! 
Your bay is Lookin nice. I will be picking up the fuse box cover. You think I have to worry about leaving any marks on the polished aluminum installing it??
Dc2-ap1 can we get some pictures of your engine bay? Particulary the crossmember covers.
Hope I see this threads updates, but who knows with s2ki.com these days.
Your bay is Lookin nice. I will be picking up the fuse box cover. You think I have to worry about leaving any marks on the polished aluminum installing it??
Dc2-ap1 can we get some pictures of your engine bay? Particulary the crossmember covers.
Hope I see this threads updates, but who knows with s2ki.com these days.







