Pics of Door Blades, Drilled Rotors, etc
11-06-2006, 02:21 PM
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It's pretty hard to mess them up...
The hard part for me was removing the headlights from the car.
Clear cornering the headlights is a piece of cake, I used a hair dryer to heat them up and pull them apart.
Take your time, be patient and you'll be fine.
Clear cornering the headlights is a piece of cake, I used a hair dryer to heat them up and pull them apart.
Take your time, be patient and you'll be fine.
11-06-2006, 03:05 PM
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Hmmm...I am normally a fan of the allroad blades, but not so much on a black car...
but, it is your car, if you like it, then I am happy for you! Congrats!
11-06-2006, 03:39 PM
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I'm undecided on the blades, but I'm kinda diggin the contrast, but...
your car seems to be missing a front bumper! OMG!
anyway, the part that I'm torn about with the blades is the plastic around the blades that blends them into the body lines of the car...but it's hard to have part of a piece one color with the rest another...but I think I'd keep them for awhile see how I feel after awhile.
anyway, the part that I'm torn about with the blades is the plastic around the blades that blends them into the body lines of the car...but it's hard to have part of a piece one color with the rest another...but I think I'd keep them for awhile see how I feel after awhile.
11-06-2006, 04:14 PM
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Did you tint your black hella tails???
I personally would be concerned with have one incorrect rotor...I would most like force them to replace it with the correct one and pay shipping costs, but that is just me being **** about mis-matching things.
Hope it works out for you though...
Hope it works out for you though...
11-06-2006, 04:59 PM
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Bah! Your 4x4 must be one of those unibody poser types then :)
<center><img src="http://www.4x4wire.com/gallery/readers_rigs/Isuzu/steven_gardiner.jpg"></center><p>One that you wouldn't dare take up stuff like this then? Note the wheel gap 