1979-1985 Mazda RX-7 Center Console Bolt Hole Covers
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This clip is a direct fit replacement for the side center console bolt holes of 1979-1985 Mazda RX-7's. Dimensions are designed as close to factory specs as I can get, however proper fitment was favored over exactly matching original measurements. If these clips seem loose upon installation, try rotating them. I've found that the factory center console holes are often not perfectly round. If you are printing with materials that shrink, also remember to account for that. These clips (and more parts) will be available for purchase on eBay in the near future, although until I get that up and running feel free to print your own. Note that PLA is not suitable in this application. Other materials such as PETG and ABS/ASA are much better options if you so choose to print this yourself.
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