WHEELSKIN or ROUSH??

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05-18-2008, 10:53 AM

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siberian.mist

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RE: WHEELSKIN or ROUSH??

i have had the wheelskin for a long time and they have lasted through a hot summer and a cold winter here. for the price i dont think you can beat them

05-18-2008, 10:45 PM

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vtmustangs

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RE: WHEELSKIN or ROUSH??

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I like the look of the Silverhorse Racing louvers best,but they are a bite to put on. I would be leery of taking my window completely out.
So for the price, looks and ease of installation, my vote goes to Wheelskin!

I ordered the SHR louvers I think they look best honestly it may be tough to do the install but will let yall know how it goes but like others have said between roush and wheelskin for the money would go wheelskin.

05-18-2008, 11:10 PM

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optras

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RE: WHEELSKIN or ROUSH??

I was gonna do SHR louvers but I had too much going on on the back (Chrome taillight accents, GT500 spoiler, tint, etc.) Roush's look good too, but like others have said they're more for a modern look which mine is not. I will tell you though, one kind I've never seen on anyone on here's cars is the Cervini's '65 style louvers. Those are worth considering too. Honestly, Cervini's is the only aftermarket company that I truly would buy a full body kit from.

05-19-2008, 10:51 AM

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RE: WHEELSKIN or ROUSH??

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ORIGINAL: optras

I was gonna do SHR louvers but I had too much going on on the back (Chrome taillight accents, GT500 spoiler, tint, etc.) Roush's look good too, but like others have said they're more for a modern look which mine is not. I will tell you though, one kind I've never seen on anyone on here's cars is the Cervini's '65 style louvers. Those are worth considering too. Honestly, Cervini's is the only aftermarket company that I truly would buy a full body kit from.

You have any pictures of that Cervini's '65 style?