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Looks like a good opportunity for aftermarket covers. They could be body colored and fit into the holes left when you remove the bumps. It wouldn't be as perfect as the body shop solution, but the bumps would be significantly smaller, it would probably be much cheaper, and you can put the bumper bumps back on when the lease is up or for resale.
Looks like a good opportunity for aftermarket covers. They could be body colored and fit into the holes left when you remove the bumps. It wouldn't be as perfect as the body shop solution, but the bumps would be significantly smaller, it would probably be much cheaper, and you can put the bumper bumps back on when the lease is up or for resale.
I had exactly the same thought. Even if someone designed a flat black plastic insert, which resembled some kind of venting, I think people would be all over buying this. I'd be interested!
thanks bro! i don't know yet - I do wanna keep the comfort - did not have a great experience with H&R on my 435 - i went with coils but for this everything depends if I get the springs or not. if nothing works out I am happy with stock multispokes too lol.
QUOTE=sean1.8t;7009992]B-E-A----UTIFUL car my friend
What are you planning on running for your summer setup?[/QUOTE]
A few images more images with my selenite grey/night package. Below, a couple of vinyl works I've done today on it. Can't wait for tomorrow to see the stripe in daylight!
A few images more images with my selenite grey/night package. Below, a couple of vinyl works I've done today on it. Can't wait for tomorrow to see the stripe in daylight!
A few images more images with my selenite grey/night package. Below, a couple of vinyl works I've done today on it. Can't wait for tomorrow to see the stripe in daylight!
Very cool, and definitely a ballsy choice with the stripe. I'm not a fan of the red on the trunk chrome delete though. Check out the red on the mirrors and grill like the Edition 1 cars. If you want to go the full amount, look into doing a set of Rimblades in red. They will give the car that "time attack" look, and protect your wheels from curb rash too.
Here's a couple more pics of my Cardinal red c43 before I finish building the ramp to see how far I can jump it like a rally car in the X games..I'm gonna see if I can clear the lake
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[QUOTE=gabe.m;7012579]A few images more images with my selenite grey/night package. Below, a couple of vinyl works I've done today on it. Can't wait for tomorrow to see the stripe in daylight!
Not my cup of tea........... but full points for living outside the box!!
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