What happened to Need 4 Speed?

[V_Eight]

I need some parts and their site is down.

 

[V_Eight]

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[COBRA90GT]

I need some parts and their site is down.

I believe they are no longer in business. I was considering buying some suspension parts from them back in May but nobody ever answered the phone and then a few days after I tried initially calling their phone line was disconnected. I would find a different vendor...


Here's a thread with some details about one guy's experience:

Problems with a shop, need help - Corral Forums

 

[V_Eight]

I believe they are no longer in business. I was considering buying some suspension parts from them back in May but nobody ever answered the phone and then a few days after I tried initially calling their phone line was disconnected. I would find a different vendor...


Here's a thread with some details about one guy's experience:

Problems with a shop, need help - Corral Forums

Crap. No one else makes random interior panels (cupholder, coin holder, etc.).

 

[ABizzLe]

Crap. No one else makes random interior panels (cupholder, coin holder, etc.).

like billet interior pieces? upr does

 

[V_Eight]

like billet interior pieces? upr does

No. Like panels for the cupholder. Not rings and ugly HVAC knobs.

 

[V_Eight]

I went ahead and made the cupholder panel. It now has a covered toggle switch and space for a GT engine start button. Next is the console panel and glovebox panel.

 

[ABizzLe]

I went ahead and made the cupholder panel. It now has a covered toggle switch and space for a GT engine start button. Next is the console panel and glovebox panel.

lets see some pics!

 

[V_Eight]

lets see some pics!

Sorry I didn't do it earlier... got a little sidetracked. Total cost was $9 instead of the $30 they were charging. It's made of 1/8" acrylic wrapped in matte black vinyl. The switch is a SPST with a 120A maximum and a red cover. Wiring will be soldered and heat-shrinked on to the posts and then finished in tech flex.

When I get the GT push button starter, it also will be soldered and heat-shrinked as well as tech flexed to continue the finished look throughout the interior and wiring.