Dress Up Bolts! Titanium Fasteners for your Engine Bay and Engine!
Feb 18, 2010, 05:14 PM
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Dress Up Bolts! Titanium Fasteners for your Engine Bay and Engine!
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We have recently had the oppertunity of working with www.DressUpBolts.com developing a REAL TITANIUM fastener kit for the EVO 8,9, and 10. The kits are finished and have been flying off the shelves! We have these on both of our demo cars and absolutely love them. All of their kits are made of Titanium, these fasteners are STRONGER than Grade 8 Stainless hardware, and feature their own unique head design.
You can purchase the kit here:
http://www.dressupbolts.com/applications
Find you car, and click Titanium.
Enough talking check out the pics!
EVO 8/9 Kit:
Here is a pic of the fasteners the EXO 8/9 Kit will replace:
Engine Bay Kit:
Engine Kit:
Colors Available:
Blue
Green
Purple
Gold
Polished
Random Pics:
Let us know if you have any questions!
We have recently had the oppertunity of working with www.DressUpBolts.com developing a REAL TITANIUM fastener kit for the EVO 8,9, and 10. The kits are finished and have been flying off the shelves! We have these on both of our demo cars and absolutely love them. All of their kits are made of Titanium, these fasteners are STRONGER than Grade 8 Stainless hardware, and feature their own unique head design.
You can purchase the kit here:
http://www.dressupbolts.com/applications
Find you car, and click Titanium.
Enough talking check out the pics!
EVO 8/9 Kit:
Here is a pic of the fasteners the EXO 8/9 Kit will replace:
Engine Bay Kit:
Engine Kit:
Colors Available:
Blue
Green
Purple
Gold
Polished
Random Pics:
Let us know if you have any questions!
Last edited by Fortune-Auto; Aug 6, 2010 at 08:20 AM.
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Feb 22, 2010, 06:48 AM
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/\ no, what happens?
I have never seen any issues with the stainless bolts on the magnesium valve cover for the evo...had mine for 4 years.
I will be picking this up for the ol DC2 when they are finished...15 years, half of these bolts are rusted. I was about to order all new OEM bolts, but this is much better. I am thinking gold or stainless, as the car is black..
I have never seen any issues with the stainless bolts on the magnesium valve cover for the evo...had mine for 4 years.
I will be picking this up for the ol DC2 when they are finished...15 years, half of these bolts are rusted. I was about to order all new OEM bolts, but this is much better. I am thinking gold or stainless, as the car is black..
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Feb 22, 2010, 09:13 AM
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Purple will be available shortly!
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Titanium and steel do not have any negative affects.
Sounds good! I asked them a few min ago for you and DC2 is on the list to be finished in the next couple weeks.
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/\ no, what happens?
I have never seen any issues with the stainless bolts on the magnesium valve cover for the evo...had mine for 4 years.
I will be picking this up for the ol DC2 when they are finished...15 years, half of these bolts are rusted. I was about to order all new OEM bolts, but this is much better. I am thinking gold or stainless, as the car is black..
I have never seen any issues with the stainless bolts on the magnesium valve cover for the evo...had mine for 4 years.
I will be picking this up for the ol DC2 when they are finished...15 years, half of these bolts are rusted. I was about to order all new OEM bolts, but this is much better. I am thinking gold or stainless, as the car is black..
Feb 22, 2010, 10:38 AM
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Titanium is highly corrosion resistant, and will usually cause more rapid damage to a less resistant active material to which it is coupled. Titanium will usually be the more noble metal and the cathode in the galvanic cell.I'm not saying that the steel is going to fall apart in one day, but it is a FACT that it will increase the rate of which the steel corrodes at.
