GT/CS door vents?
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GT/CS door vents?
Does anyone know if the stock door vents are just stuck on with heavy duty 3 M tape or are they bolted down under neath?
I wanna use a heat gun and fishing line to remove them this spring.
Not really a fan of these fake vents.. hood scoop, not so bad..
I wanna use a heat gun and fishing line to remove them this spring.
Not really a fan of these fake vents.. hood scoop, not so bad..
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I had a set that were sold before I got around to installing them and if I remember correctly, they have both tape and studs for securing. Many who install them on their own, just use the tape. But with your car being a GT/CS, I assme they were factory installed, which means they probably use the mounting studs as well.
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I just bought a pair to put on my car that are OEM. They are 3M taped and it looks like you are supposed to drill a hole in and they have plastic clips that that you also use to secure the vents.
Like someone already posted if you have a GT/CS they were probably installed from the factory. That being the case I think you are stuck with them unless you want some holes there or want a body shop to fill them in.
Like someone already posted if you have a GT/CS they were probably installed from the factory. That being the case I think you are stuck with them unless you want some holes there or want a body shop to fill them in.
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lol oh well.. that sucks. I have access to a body shop, so I may just get the holes bondo'ed and re-painted.
I plan on doing the trunk lid as well.. no spoiler/fake center gas cap holes either.
Going true stealth mode.. no decals, no brake caliper paint, no loud exhaust etc.
Gonna be a total 360 from my present car. I may end up keeping the hood scoop, unless I get a new hood...
I plan on doing the trunk lid as well.. no spoiler/fake center gas cap holes either.
Going true stealth mode.. no decals, no brake caliper paint, no loud exhaust etc.
Gonna be a total 360 from my present car. I may end up keeping the hood scoop, unless I get a new hood...