EFBMotorsports 3D Printed CRX Front Mudflaps
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@MakeItSo 3D modeling of mud flap: • How to make Honda CRX ...
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Also to address a couple things people might be wondering. TPU is NOT typically UV resistant, however we use a special blend of TPU that has UV resistant properties. Ive tested a set on my CRX that is parked outside for about a year and they havent faded from the sun or deformed from the heat. Also some of the artifacts and layer lines get a exaggerated on camera so these look a bit better in person.
Any paint you recomend to use on them im planing on ordering a set this week
@@j_zales1390SEM trim black, like Seth showed.
I’m not super familar with 3d printing, but couldn’t you do a light acetone bath to smooth out the layers from the printing?
@@nikelquintacetone really only works with ABS. Not with TPU, there is another solution you can allegedly use but it is expensive and difficult to get ahold of.
Very happy with your product great job !!!
So awesome to see this come full circle! EFB did a great job printing them with a difficult material. Thanks for the shoutouts too! Let me know if you identify any other parts that we can try to replicate that aren't available.
I appreciate all your work that went into the original video where you scanned and built the model for printing! I used that video to find several other companies that were making parts as well. One set of parts i havent seen anyone tackle, but seems fairly straightforward in my mind, is the plastic wire grommets in the engine bay that hold the ignition coil wires. I think one of them is still available from Honda, but theres like 5 in total, and they always seem to break.
@@DerekOdell I think I know what you're talking about but can you send me a picture? The plastic thing that all 4 spark plug wires snap into, to keep them organized?
Thanks again for all the work you did on these!
@@efboiz5302 Thank you! Happy to help give back to the CRX community.
@@MakeItSo yeah exactly those, Honda p/n 32765-PM3-000, 32764-PM3-000, 32763-PM3-000
YO! you just made my day, i have a 89 CRX that’s completely OEM with only 95k miles, and I love the look of it! However, something’s are starting to wear and i’ve been looking for people who make new parts that look original for it, and EFB powersports is a new candy store! Thanks again for being the light at the end of the classic honda restoration tunnel lol
These would be good for those that are lowered and dont want to damage there oem ones.
Yup that’s a perfect use case for these
They would look good with a silver or white Honda sticker
Hella clean
They look real good 👍
My '89 luckily still has the originals, I´ve looked to replace one rear mudflap since it has a little damage, but they are so hard to find I´ll probably just keep it as is.
Mine has the stock suspension, so they don´t hit the ground.
Will be interesting to see all the parts that can be 3d printed in the future
Amazing stuff 👏
Good stuff
Gonna get a set at some point for sure
very cool
I was definitely not expecting them to have any flex at all. Pretty cool
I think some sanding and some flexible paint and these things will be perfect.
素晴らしい。
A white Honda sticker would set it off
🇧🇷 hey brother i'm from brazil amazing honda i wish i had you in brazil i subscribed to your channel peace!!
I really wish Honda would take a cue from Mazda & Porsche when it comes to classic OEM parts
what is it that mazda and porsche do when it comes to classic OEM parts ?
The deal breaker for me is no HONDAlogo ! I have a set of new flaps... and the ones on my CRX too. I agree prices are insane for OEM CRX new parts.
To bad they didn’t do that….would Honda really come after them?
Honda is usually bad about it and the Honda logo is barely visible in this location anyway.
The files WITH the Honda logo are available to everyone. Printing them blank is probably the right move for selling a product like this.
@@dmills854dont know but I'd rather not risk it
You could print them yourself but you probably wouldn’t get great results. I purchased another printer and did a ton of modifications just to print mudguards. Unfortunately too risky for my business to make em with the logo.
Its looking oem. But if your car is lowered. You scrape by every bump. ✌🏻🇳🇱
Does anyone know if these fit an ef hatch?
They will not.
I work in that industry and nothing 3D printed will last long in that environment. Not to mention aesthetically there's a lot to be desired. Is there really a market for these? I can probably produce production quality oem replicas at a decent price
OEM front mud flaps for CRX sell for $300/pair.
Been on a daily driver and parked outside for over a year and they’re holding up great so far
Let me look into it and get back. I'm thinking $300-$400/pair may be doable.
I’m all for reproduction of obsolete or very rare parts, but these absolutely don’t hit the mark for acceptable. The finish, weight & lack of logo don’t seem up to the price tag.
230g a piece isn’t particularly heavy and the slight increase in weight means they can withstand harsher impacts, the finish I can see why you might have that opinion based on these images but as I pointed out in the pinned comment digital images tend to introduce weird artifacts due to the layer lines of the 3d printing process and look better in person. As for the cost considering the print time, very expensive material, and pricing/lower quality of other makers mudguards I think it is reasonable. That being said they aren’t going to be for everyone and that’s okay :)
I guess the fitment is great on these and it’s cool for the community to have these available but man, they’re ugly. I guess not painting those is a no go on a awesome CRX, the texture of the printed ones stick out like a sore thumb…
I’ll probably sand them and paint them with flexible coating to see how they look.
@@crxseth they will look better, no doubt….curious to see how they will turn out. Also curious to see what you will be doing to your ITR😍
The design is there , but I could not fit them on my car. Look like a cheap Chinese copy of the OEM. Sorry.
Same!!!
those are aweful
Gotta get me a set , i only have 1 front but both rear