Carbon fiber bits

[Aerie]

PPF it.

Yes 100%. Need PPF for this parts ,
If we produce that door still , we will provide the PPF add-in solution to costumer purchase

 

[Liquid Hot Magma]

Hello
I don’t think the oem mesh can take out from the original shift linkage, but we can add some similar mesh for you on the carbon’s parts .

Here is some honeycombs mesh reference pictures for your reference.

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I see. Is your mesh plastic or (painted or powder coated) steel? Do you have a circular hexagonal mesh that would match the OEM mesh, instead of the elongated hexagons?

 

[Time2Fly]

Hello
I don’t think the oem mesh can take out from the original shift linkage, but we can add some similar mesh for you on the carbon’s parts .

Here is some honeycombs mesh reference pictures for your reference.

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Personally I want to go without the screen. Make it nice and visible.

 

[Aerie]

I see. Is your mesh plastic or (painted or powder coated) steel? Do you have a circular hexagonal mesh that would match the OEM mesh, instead of the elongated hexagons?

Yes, we can sourcing a steel mesh match the OEM one

 

[Time2Fly]

Yes, we can sourcing a steel mesh match the OEM one

It would be pretty great if the wire was removable. That way people can choose to install it or not

 

[robrmon]

Nice work @Aerie, cool mod

 

[tnbuilder]

We don’t have a exactly item of various materials need to be production , here is some example for the forged materials
and herringbone patterns.


The Emira diffuser surround with glossy Forged carbon



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And the Emira diffuser surround with gloss finish carbon fiber with herringbone patterns (V weave)



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Any videos or instructions on the installation? Especially the rear diffuser with all the sensors and camera...curious how much trouble it would be.

 

[MIGZ]

Mine is Nimbus with BP, yellow calipers.
Went for Champagne Gold, same as @Golden Parrot.
5 mm spacers, it will not damage handling, actually might improve a little, and will look better, hopefully

Man i will want to see this

 

[Bilbao-Emira]

Man i will want to see this

One more week, and I´ll see it and post

 

[Gprodigy]

 

[Gprodigy]

Before Screenshot

After

Looks really good on non black packs

photoshop with black pack

 

[Porter]

Who else would want one of these, but without the wire?
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An even better solution would be one that removes the cage entirely, as well as the shifter boot above, and have a CF trim ring that finishes the exposed inside of the center console housing around the shifter to make it look complete. That would put the shifter and linkage fully on display in the same way as the later Elise and Exige.

Like these:

Enjoy This Close-Up Video Of Lotus's Exposed Gearshift Linkage in Action

Lotus is bringing the open-shift setup to the entire Elise range.

www.thedrive.com

 

[freefall_junkie]

An even better solution would be one that removes the cage entirely, as well as the shifter boot above, and have a CF trim ring that finishes the exposed inside of the center console housing around the shifter to make it look complete. That would put the shifter and linkage fully on display in the same way as the later Elise and Exige.

The sole reason that mesh is there is because of nannying safety regs in some markets. It wasn't on the Emira launch car so it clearly isn't what Russell Carr originally intended. I have looked at removing it, but it is bonded to the surrounding plastic trim. Unfortunately it looks like you would have to remove the entire centre console to remove/replace the trim and that is a big job.

 

[Porter]

The sole reason that mesh is there is because of nannying safety regs in some markets. It wasn't on the Emira launch car so it clearly isn't what Russell Carr originally intended. I have looked at removing it, but it is bonded to the surrounding plastic trim. Unfortunately it looks like you would have to remove the entire centre console to remove/replace the trim and that is a big job.

That's correct, it's screwed to the inside of the center console bridge in a way that's not accessible easily. But all the more worth it when it's completed and an appropriate finisher trim is installed.

 

[robrmon]

I’m half joking, but I wonder if you could just use some snips and put around some carbon fiber trim to cover the spikes.

 

[Porter]

I’m half joking, but I wonder if you could just use some snips and put around some carbon fiber trim to cover the spikes.

Sure, but removing the shifter boot (gaiter) as well would be the chef's kiss.

 

[SirSoysauce]

Who else would want one of these, but without the wire?
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Is someone offering this specific product already? I'd love to see it in forged!

 

[Eagle7]

An even better solution would be one that removes the cage entirely, as well as the shifter boot above, and have a CF trim ring that finishes the exposed inside of the center console housing around the shifter to make it look complete. That would put the shifter and linkage fully on display in the same way as the later Elise and Exige.

Like these:

Enjoy This Close-Up Video Of Lotus's Exposed Gearshift Linkage in Action

Lotus is bringing the open-shift setup to the entire Elise range.

www.thedrive.com

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My first thought when seeing this is you driving along with the window down. Suddenly, the infamous bee/wasp/bug comes sweeping in and in a stupendous display of navigational prowess, like Bugs Bunny diving into his rabbit hole, goes right into that mechanism just as you're shifting, sacrificing itself in a glorious display of blood, guts and bug mash body parts. Never mind all the dust, crumbs and other things that somehow impossibly make it in there.

If you must do something like this, how about a clear vinyl cover for the shift lever, and clear acrylic for the area down below?

 

[SirSoysauce]

My first thought when seeing this is you driving along with the window down. Suddenly, the infamous bee/wasp/bug comes sweeping in and in a stupendous display of navigational prowess, like Bugs Bunny diving into his rabbit hole, goes right into that mechanism just as you're shifting, sacrificing itself in a glorious display of blood, guts and bug mash body parts. Never mind all the dust, crumbs and other things that somehow impossibly make it in there.

If you must do something like this, how about a clear vinyl cover for the shift lever, and clear acrylic for the area down below?

You read my mind, I was thinking tempered glass would be nice and scratch resistant. Having the shifting mechanism exposed definitely feels risky, but maybe we're just overly concerned with a rather unlikely event.

 

[Porter]

You read my mind, I was thinking tempered glass would be nice and scratch resistant. Having the shifting mechanism exposed definitely feels risky, but maybe we're just overly concerned with a rather unlikely event.

I think you're overly concerned with a rather unlikely event. They literally sold Elises and Exiges this way from the factory for years. And many people converted their Evoras to the same style.

The #1 risk with the Emira is someone jamming loose USB cables into the tray in front of the linkage. Don't do that.