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Old 11-22-2008, 12:58 PM
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riteo chaps !

Cost for a new Red Rocker Cover from Honda.... or how difficult is it to get a stock look repainting it as the paint is flaking off?

Had a search but couldnt find much on it im afraid !

Also keen on a Mugen Spark Plug cover, any idea on cost for one?
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Old 11-22-2008, 12:59 PM
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Mugen plug cover is about
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Two HUNDRED pounds?! Yowzers... Well, I guess it does look good !
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You're talking about the whole rocker cover though, not just the plug cover.

I'd be interested in this too, mine is fine at the moment, but no doubt it'll start flaking soon enough.
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ah, i might not have been clear.

Mugen CF plug cover.

Repaint/Replace stock red Rocker cover
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Dip, clean and powdercoat about
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Get a spare of ebay, refurb that then sell your existing!
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Get a spare and polish it .....



..... then sell your existing.

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Looks nice with the Kevlar Steven, forgot about that.
Is it laquered, or do you have a lot of Autosol?
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Now im confused, Ive just bought a spare rocker cpver to do just that. Now do I get it sprayed to match the MCB car of polish it up because that one looks wkd
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