Had some work done while on vacation! Whatcha think?
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I'm not so sure I would go with SHR louvers either. I think they would still take away from the sleekness of your ride.
Maybe add to the BOSS splitter up front and change the grille to a black straight bar grille. Then you would be looking sleek and mean.
Maybe paint the trim (side skirts, lower rear and front valance) also minus the center section between the mufflers and the sections where the fog lights go in the front bumper (add the flog lights there too). Just some ideas for you. Haha.
Maybe add to the BOSS splitter up front and change the grille to a black straight bar grille. Then you would be looking sleek and mean.
Maybe paint the trim (side skirts, lower rear and front valance) also minus the center section between the mufflers and the sections where the fog lights go in the front bumper (add the flog lights there too). Just some ideas for you. Haha.
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I'm not so sure I would go with SHR louvers either. I think they would still take away from the sleekness of your ride.
Maybe add to the BOSS splitter up front and change the grille to a black straight bar grille. Then you would be looking sleek and mean.
Maybe paint the trim (side skirts, lower rear and front valance) also minus the center section between the mufflers and the sections where the fog lights go in the front bumper (add the flog lights there too). Just some ideas for you. Haha.
Maybe add to the BOSS splitter up front and change the grille to a black straight bar grille. Then you would be looking sleek and mean.
Maybe paint the trim (side skirts, lower rear and front valance) also minus the center section between the mufflers and the sections where the fog lights go in the front bumper (add the flog lights there too). Just some ideas for you. Haha.
So I took the louvers off last night. Those velcro strips were stuck like a bitch. After sitting in the 100+ heat all day they weren't too bad with some goo gone. Now I'm left with a couple of issues to deal with, not surprising. All the adheshive has come off, but an outline of where the little velcro patches were remains. It feels like the glass is actually scratched and/or grooved around where the edge of the tape was(with my fingernail), but 'looks' like it may just be some pretty tough residual adhesive. There are several scratches around the edges of the windows from the louvers rubbing a little, and no doubt from me while removing them and repositioning them after a cleaning every now and again. And finally some pretty nasty etched water spots. Check out the pics below and let me know how to get these windows smooth as glass again!
Oh and the tint faded with the lines of the louvers. Not really an issue because the tint on there isn't the best I guess; It's got some small bubbles in it, and I will be going a lot darker soon.
Quick crappy shot for now
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