Correct badge placement on front side fenders?
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Correct badge placement on front side fenders?
I made the stupid mistake of debadging the "V8 Biturbo" thinking it would be clean and now it looks plain. Does anyone have any instructions / measurements of where it should be properly placed?
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amalgam (05-09-2018)
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Jeff Whitten (05-11-2018)
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I snapped a couple quick pics of mine, measurements are in mm.
In the interest of full disclosure, I did have XPEL (professionally) done before delivery. Mine look perfectly fine, but it's possible they aren't in the exact same spot as stock since I'm sure they had to remove them to apply the XPEL. It should get you in the ballpark, at least, but if you want it perfect, you might have to check the dealer for a template.
In the interest of full disclosure, I did have XPEL (professionally) done before delivery. Mine look perfectly fine, but it's possible they aren't in the exact same spot as stock since I'm sure they had to remove them to apply the XPEL. It should get you in the ballpark, at least, but if you want it perfect, you might have to check the dealer for a template.
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amalgam (05-11-2018)
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Thanks so much, that was real nice of you
I snapped a couple quick pics of mine, measurements are in mm.
In the interest of full disclosure, I did have XPEL (professionally) done before delivery. Mine look perfectly fine, but it's possible they aren't in the exact same spot as stock since I'm sure they had to remove them to apply the XPEL. It should get you in the ballpark, at least, but if you want it perfect, you might have to check the dealer for a template.
In the interest of full disclosure, I did have XPEL (professionally) done before delivery. Mine look perfectly fine, but it's possible they aren't in the exact same spot as stock since I'm sure they had to remove them to apply the XPEL. It should get you in the ballpark, at least, but if you want it perfect, you might have to check the dealer for a template.