Hey guys I am having custom SFCs built for my I35. I will be posting a full review with pictures. I am trying to get an idea of what interest would be if these come out well. I told the guy that there were several other people who may want to get this done and he gave me about 20 of his business cards, so he seems to be willing to do this type of work. He said price should be 300$ fabricated and installed, and thats with cross bracing, like on warpspeeds stage 2.

Let me know if your interested. I got ZERO responses so far in the 5th gen section which was a dissapointment. I am sure this guy would be just as willing to do 4th gens as 5th gens or really any other car cause these are a totally custom job.

Let me know. This guy is really busy building totally custom hotrods and choppers but I am sure if theres interest he will start building SFCs because thats really simple tube bending compared to creating a custom motorcycle frame.

 

nice very interesed

 

Very interested....

 

is he local. I am really interested in this

 

He's on cape cod like 20 mins from me

 

How much for it uninstalled, will he sell them like that? Meet at Colt State Park this sunday at 1pm in Bristol RI, and more in the future would be a great place to show them off to maxima/infiniti owners.

 

I am guessing these wont be installed till mid summer unfortunatly because when I went to this guy last winter he didnt have as much to work on. During the summer he showcases his custom bikes at a couple different big shows in may and June, and his shop consists of only a 3 person crew and the Owner John is really the guy who does most of the fabrication so I am figuring he will be busy with the bikes but once I get it done I would be more than happy to drive down to RI and give people rides to give them an idea of what difference the SFCs make. From what I remember he didnt sound comfortable producing "kits" like warpspeed did as he felt much more comfortable fitting each car individually.

This is the shop I'm going to.

http://www.nakutischoppers.com/

They used to do custom hotrods too but now focus on choppers and general automotive maintenence. I went to about 10-15 shops last winter and John was the only guy who made me feel comfortable with his considerable fabrication experierience. As you can see on their services page they can do plenty of pipe bending as well as just about any welding you would want as well as powder coating. He Showed me some of the bikes they were workin on too.. Sick stuff!

 

hmmmmmmm.....might be interested if it looks good and price is cool.