Roush Louvers vs. "Non-Roush" Louvers

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01-23-2008, 04:11 PM

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07 Stang

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RE: Roush Louvers vs. "Non-Roush" Louvers

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I would think Other and Non-Roush would be the same....

Here's another option....Silverhorse Racing. The only thing with these, you have to take out your quarter window, but they do sit flush;

+1 i think the silverhorse looks the best; its what im going with when i get mine. if i had to choose between the two choices in the OP; i would go with the non-roush; i think they have the retro look to them that the roush ones do not.

I agree! The Silverhorse louverslooks soooo much better, but the "cheaper ones" look nice too!

01-23-2008, 04:51 PM

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tmsmith

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RE: Roush Louvers vs. "Non-Roush" Louvers

By Non-roush louvers, I was referring to the cheaper ones (included with a link in my first post).

Not sure what brand they are... Wheelskin brand??

01-23-2008, 07:49 PM

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kngdaka

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RE: Roush Louvers vs. "Non-Roush" Louvers

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I bought the cheaper ones myself. The Roush had two things going against them: price, and the fact that I think they look way too big on the cars. They still are a great mod, don't get me wrong, but not as retro as the cheaper ones to me.

Not my car, but thats a pic of them

Where and how much did you pay for the "cheap ones?"

hubcapsplus.com, $175 painted after the 5% he gives us off. Paint match and quality is grade A.

I too love the Silverhorse, best louvers out there IMO. However, I called around to see how much it would cost to get them painted and installed. I couldn't get any shop not to charge me an arm and a leg for installation, and I'm sure not gonna screw around with something like that on my own! After it was all said and done, the cost of the louvers, paint, and install was going to run me over $450, so I just went with the "cheap ones"

Either way, both flow with the lines of the car and don't exceed the area which they were meant to cover, the window.