Iceshark - Order Form
02-20-2003 | 04:37 PM
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From: Marion, IA
Iceshark - Order Form
I have searched the previous posts and everything, but maybe not hard enough. Iceshark do you have a website for youe wiring harness and voltage regulator, or maybe an order form or somehting. I am interested in purchasing them.
Declan
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02-20-2003 | 05:06 PM
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Delcan, Naw, this is sort of a hobby I do for Rennlisters, so far. So this operation is not very sophisticated on ordering product. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Danno has been kind enough to post some information on his web site:
<a href="http://www.gururacing.net" target="_blank">http://www.gururacing.net</a>
I have two packages going now, the headlight kit and then the battery cable kit. You can buy either the full complete packages or just the components, for example, the negative battery cable alone.
Sounds like you want the full headlight package. That is $349.50 and includes an extra set of 100/90 bulbs and the shipping. I have those available for immediate shipment. Drop me a line at wraydan@msn.com and I will tell you where to send the check.
The first run of the battery cable project is sold out and I'm getting new supplies. I'll get new negatives done in a couple weeks but probably won't have the full packages done for a month. It is a supplier problem, that is how long it takes to get product out of these guys.
Danno has been kind enough to post some information on his web site:
<a href="http://www.gururacing.net" target="_blank">http://www.gururacing.net</a>
I have two packages going now, the headlight kit and then the battery cable kit. You can buy either the full complete packages or just the components, for example, the negative battery cable alone.
Sounds like you want the full headlight package. That is $349.50 and includes an extra set of 100/90 bulbs and the shipping. I have those available for immediate shipment. Drop me a line at wraydan@msn.com and I will tell you where to send the check.
The first run of the battery cable project is sold out and I'm getting new supplies. I'll get new negatives done in a couple weeks but probably won't have the full packages done for a month. It is a supplier problem, that is how long it takes to get product out of these guys.
02-20-2003 | 05:55 PM
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I am sold on those light kits as well, just have to save up for it. In the next two months for sure... this weekend is droping-the-engine-into-the-engine-bay weekend... wooohoooo!
03-02-2003 | 01:00 PM
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John D.,
The whole battery cable package, including the 150 amp fused supplemental positive over to the fuse/relay board is $198. That includes extras like dielectric grease, the very special firewall cable ties, regular cable ties, sanding sponge, new hold down clamps, everything. All you need is some basic tools and a 1" hole saw for the supplemental positive.
No matter where I ship in North America the shipping cost is about the same. So, for the shipping, box, packing peanuts, etc., I'm just charging a flat $15. Sounds high, but that is what it all adds up to when you buy new boxes, packing peanuts, tape, and what not.
Total is $213.
I'm not sure you could buy the component parts for a small DIY for that after you add in the telephone charges chasing things down.
I've got ~ 9 left at the moment, let me know if you want down on the list and send in a check.
The whole battery cable package, including the 150 amp fused supplemental positive over to the fuse/relay board is $198. That includes extras like dielectric grease, the very special firewall cable ties, regular cable ties, sanding sponge, new hold down clamps, everything. All you need is some basic tools and a 1" hole saw for the supplemental positive.
No matter where I ship in North America the shipping cost is about the same. So, for the shipping, box, packing peanuts, etc., I'm just charging a flat $15. Sounds high, but that is what it all adds up to when you buy new boxes, packing peanuts, tape, and what not.
Total is $213.
I'm not sure you could buy the component parts for a small DIY for that after you add in the telephone charges chasing things down.
I've got ~ 9 left at the moment, let me know if you want down on the list and send in a check.