"Primetime Paddles" installed!
08-13-2011, 09:35 PM
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Ron no worries, i was able to snap back the plastic backplates back onto the paddles just fine. No harm done...
I should've installed these in a better lit area so i could've aligned them properly in the first place..
I should've installed these in a better lit area so i could've aligned them properly in the first place..
08-13-2011, 09:39 PM
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THe aluminum paddles seem to stand out a lot just due to the lighting in the picture since it was uber bright outside today and the sunlight was reflecting off the paddles.
08-15-2011, 10:27 AM
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they stand out, but they look badass. I've never seen such a cool part created by a forum member. Seriously good stuff.
My friend's B6 is a tip and we traded for a week. I didn't mind the little small paddles for tooling around, but I did find it annoying at times. When we went on a rip in some twisty hilly roads together, he in my car, me in his) I hated them and ended up using the gear shift front/back method instead. These paddles would have been great.
My friend's B6 is a tip and we traded for a week. I didn't mind the little small paddles for tooling around, but I did find it annoying at times. When we went on a rip in some twisty hilly roads together, he in my car, me in his) I hated them and ended up using the gear shift front/back method instead. These paddles would have been great.
08-15-2011, 10:50 AM
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they stand out, but they look badass. I've never seen such a cool part created by a forum member. Seriously good stuff.
My friend's B6 is a tip and we traded for a week. I didn't mind the little small paddles for tooling around, but I did find it annoying at times. When we went on a rip in some twisty hilly roads together, he in my car, me in his) I hated them and ended up using the gear shift front/back method instead. These paddles would have been great.
My friend's B6 is a tip and we traded for a week. I didn't mind the little small paddles for tooling around, but I did find it annoying at times. When we went on a rip in some twisty hilly roads together, he in my car, me in his) I hated them and ended up using the gear shift front/back method instead. These paddles would have been great.
08-15-2011, 11:48 AM
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Prime thumb's up on this. I hope you continue to make cool things for our cars. I know I would buy these if I had S-tron.
08-15-2011, 06:56 PM
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Thanks Ron! These are seriously of impressive quality. If you are considering purchasing a set, do it.
On a side not, I did the same thing with my back plate... oops! No permanent damage though. I am going to have to align the "+" next time I get a chance with some good lighting available.
I will also be putting up some better pictures so you can really see the quality of these pieces.
08-16-2011, 02:37 AM
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Thanks Ron! These are seriously of impressive quality. If you are considering purchasing a set, do it.
On a side not, I did the same thing with my back plate... oops! No permanent damage though. I am going to have to align the "+" next time I get a chance with some good lighting available.
I will also be putting up some better pictures so you can really see the quality of these pieces.
08-16-2011, 04:34 AM
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No worries. "Labelesness" was not a problem for me. Paddles match up perfectly at the top but I installed the "+" side a little crooked thanks to my tendency of rushing into things.
08-16-2011, 04:42 AM
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Gotcha! I am the same way with things... LOL! I shot you a PM on how to remove... Just be patient! Thanks again for the kind words and I look forward to seeing some more pics... later Ron
