.Jay - 1 pic/Couple questions
Alright, I'm beginning to think I should really get some sidemarkers. I have some spare change laying around, and also 2 extra fenders from my old LS, which I could practice cutting the holes for.
And, I was wondering what do you think looks cleaner..amber or clear bumper signals?
What do you think? (Either way, I'll go with my choice...but you never know, some interesting points may change my mind
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And, I was wondering what do you think looks cleaner..amber or clear bumper signals?
What do you think? (Either way, I'll go with my choice...but you never know, some interesting points may change my mind
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Alright thanks guys. I'll probably be getting some of this done later this month when I have time.
Thanks for opinions.
Thanks for opinions.
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the amber corners with amber sidemarkers just seem to match better than any amber/clear combo
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Haha, if I were to keep them clear, I'd definitely sand them down.
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Haha, if I were to keep them clear, I'd definitely sand them down.
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Haha, if I were to keep them clear, I'd definitely sand them down.
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Wetsanding and plastic polish works wonders.
When 8 out of 10 DAs with 92-93 bumpers paint their lenses amber, leaving them stock makes the car look different
Haha, if I were to keep them clear, I'd definitely sand them down.
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Wetsanding and plastic polish works wonders. When 8 out of 10 DAs with 92-93 bumpers paint their lenses amber, leaving them stock makes the car look different
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GSaargh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">in my opinion... amber lenses look better. EVEN IF tons of people are doing it... all clear is a bit too tacky.
EDIT: rota track R's would be
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Stock bumper lenses aren't all clear, they are clear with an amber reflector box in them. No matter what angle you look at them they will never look "all clear."
Since when are stock lenses "tacky?"
EDIT: rota track R's would be
</TD></TR></TABLE>Stock bumper lenses aren't all clear, they are clear with an amber reflector box in them. No matter what angle you look at them they will never look "all clear."
Since when are stock lenses "tacky?"
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Since when are stock lenses "tacky?"</TD></TR></TABLE>
He's probably referring to how Altezza's look. Yet, the resmblence is far from close.
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EDIT: rota track R's would be </TD></TR></TABLE>
I was actually thinking about some of these
But, right now, even the elderly, people comment on how sleek it looks with these rims. I have to agree...hence the reason I got them, lol.
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When 8 out of 10 DAs with 92-93 bumpers paint their lenses amber, leaving them stock makes the car look different </TD></TR></TABLE>
Even so, that ratio exists only in some areas (and a forum such as HT). Living in Colorado has it's perks. Nobody even has one pieces. Nobody has sidemarkers, nor amber bumper signals.
Either way, I'm already unique, if you can believe that. Doing either one of these cosmetic mods would make it even more ....'rare' if you will.
Since when are stock lenses "tacky?"</TD></TR></TABLE>
He's probably referring to how Altezza's look. Yet, the resmblence is far from close.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GSaargh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
EDIT: rota track R's would be </TD></TR></TABLE>
I was actually thinking about some of these
But, right now, even the elderly, people comment on how sleek it looks with these rims. I have to agree...hence the reason I got them, lol.
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When 8 out of 10 DAs with 92-93 bumpers paint their lenses amber, leaving them stock makes the car look different </TD></TR></TABLE>
Even so, that ratio exists only in some areas (and a forum such as HT). Living in Colorado has it's perks. Nobody even has one pieces. Nobody has sidemarkers, nor amber bumper signals.
Either way, I'm already unique, if you can believe that. Doing either one of these cosmetic mods would make it even more ....'rare' if you will.



