Silverhorse racing louvers.
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From: Southeast Virginia
Something else to consider is the SHR is less likely to be stolen compared to other louvers.
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 89
From: SoCal
The SHRs are WELL worth the money. No blindspots, look factory, look cleaner, harder to steal and the paint match is spot on for every color I have seen. If you have the time and patience do them yourself. Most concerning is scratching the paint when removing the glass. Dont worry about tinting the louvers. They are slightly tinted, I have side and back windows tinted and it looks fine. Here is a before and after with the louvers for reference.
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 790
From: California
The SHRs are WELL worth the money. No blindspots, look factory, look cleaner, harder to steal and the paint match is spot on for every color I have seen. If you have the time and patience do them yourself. Most concerning is scratching the paint when removing the glass. Dont worry about tinting the louvers. They are slightly tinted, I have side and back windows tinted and it looks fine. Here is a before and after with the louvers for reference.
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