Droping the Mustang
08-22-2006, 06:42 PM
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RE: Droping the Mustang
I loved them with some bitch opened her door into mine and damaged nothing but the door ding protector. I loved them to the tune of $500 in my wallet and just a scratch on the door ding molding.
08-22-2006, 06:46 PM
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Ha thats true but see my stupid @$$ deductable is $500 so either i can have those door ding protectors or pay the money to have insurance get my doors repainted. Either way im out $500. So it really benifits me nothing to have those plus they add a few lbs to the car haha and ruin the aerodynamics of the doors when under high speed situations lmao
08-22-2006, 06:47 PM
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no. the body shop I went to said it would cost that much for a new one, and to remove the old one from the door and to paint the molding and the door underneath it. if she had actually dented the door I would've had to fix it, but I just left it cause all I got was scratch on the molding. if it had been someone I knew instead of a complete stranger I wouldn't have filed the insurance claim, but she deserved to pay for being a retard with her door in a parking lot.
08-22-2006, 06:48 PM
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Ha thats true but see my stupid @$$ deductable is $500 so either i can have those door ding protectors or pay the money to have insurance get my doors repainted. Either way im out $500. So it really benifits me nothing to have those plus they add a few lbs to the car haha and ruin the aerodynamics of the doors when under high speed situations lmao
Ha thats true but see my stupid @$$ deductable is $500 so either i can have those door ding protectors or pay the money to have insurance get my doors repainted. Either way im out $500. So it really benifits me nothing to have those plus they add a few lbs to the car haha and ruin the aerodynamics of the doors when under high speed situations lmao
08-22-2006, 06:51 PM
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That is also true. . . but if it was my fault it would be only $500. . . but otherwise i would have to go through all the drama of exchanging insurance and all that bs. Although it did pay off for me once. I got backed into and thats how i got my Cobra bumper and mach one grill. I knew the manager at the body shop where my work got done and got insurance to buy me it all and didnt pay a dime. Worked out pretty good if you ask me
08-22-2006, 06:53 PM
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I bought mine at jegs.com
I used to scrape on speedbumps with my catted xpipe, but I pushed it up far enough under the car so I don't scrape anymore. a 2" drop and I would scrape on everything, but I live around uneven terrain. the ford springs are great for improved handling while still staying practical.
I used to scrape on speedbumps with my catted xpipe, but I pushed it up far enough under the car so I don't scrape anymore. a 2" drop and I would scrape on everything, but I live around uneven terrain. the ford springs are great for improved handling while still staying practical.