JDC Titanium Engine Build Plaque
The JDC Titanium Engine Build Plaque is the perfect way to brag about your engine builder or showcase any info you want front and center whenever you lift your hood. It's not just functional, it's a piece of art you can make totally your own with any logo or design!
It's a breeze to install, too - it uses existing holes on the vacuum line of your engine crankcase cover. And before we forget, each piece gets a personal touch - hand brushed and then zapped with our super-secret anodizing process that locks in those vibrant, long-lasting colors we're famous for. Go on, give your engine the flair it deserves with the JDC Titanium Engine Build Plaque!
Please note: This will cover the factory Takumi badge
Plaque Options:
- Plaque Only (No frame)
- Plaque with Frame
Features:
- Laser-Cut
- Hand-Brushed
- Colored using our proprietary cold anodizing treatment
- Made from solid Gr5 (Ti6Al-4V) Titanium
Design/Logo Options:
- A laser-etched design or logo is included in the price of each plaque.
- After placing your order, please email support@jdcustomsusa.com with a high-quality image or ideas for your custom design.
- If your design requires extensive editing or designing time, we may charge an extra $10. We will let you know if your design will cost extra before starting.
What's In The Box?
- (1) JDC Titanium Engine Builder Plaque
- (2) Titanium Mounting Bolts
- (1) Plaque Frame (Optional)
Applications:
- All R35 Nissan GT-R Models
Installation Tips:
- Carefully remove the two bolts on the top of the crankcase cover that secures the vacuum line in place.
- Put the plaque in place and align the holes.
- Install the plaque with the included titanium bolts using an Allen key.
Shipping Times:
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All JDC titanium products are made to order unless otherwise stated on the item listing. Please see the red banner at the top of the website for the current estimated turnaround time. Production time can vary depending on your order size, products ordered, and the difficulty of custom options requested.
