Got my sidemarkers on today (Pics)
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Got my sidemarkers on today (Pics)
Did the right one yesterday, and left one today (which took a considerably shorter
amount of time). Those are the clear sidemarkers from the SI, cost about $45 for
the two, and I wired them up to just flash with the turn signals. I like the Euro
look, lemmie know what you think.
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It's just snapped in there with the clips on the back, and it's surprisingly sturdy. If I ever want to pull them out I'll have to pry it with a screwdriver! There were also a few ridges on the back of the sidemarker I had to file down because they were in the way and don't help keep it in place.
It's just snapped in there with the clips on the back, and it's surprisingly sturdy. If I ever want to pull them out I'll have to pry it with a screwdriver! There were also a few ridges on the back of the sidemarker I had to file down because they were in the way and don't help keep it in place.
Really nice car, slamming it soon?
You won't even do your headlights of course you won't do sidemarkers 
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Originally Posted by paradoxblue
look good. i want to do those. dont think i got wut it takes to cut my car up :|
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Rep Power: 0 Hah, yeah, the drop will be soon...I just want to take a break from spending money at the moment; I want to do it right, full coilover kit.
Actually the hardest part wasn't the cutting, it was removing the freaking clips to pull back the freaking wheel well trim!
Actually the hardest part wasn't the cutting, it was removing the freaking clips to pull back the freaking wheel well trim!
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Rep Power: 0 Well, buying amber sidemarkers would've just been easier, but I prefer clear against my car's color.
I could always buy a second pair of ambers to swap them if I get tired of the clear ones, getting them out wouldn't be that bad, just tricky.
I could always buy a second pair of ambers to swap them if I get tired of the clear ones, getting them out wouldn't be that bad, just tricky.
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Rep Power: 0 I used touchup paint...quite a bit actually. I smoothed the edges with a file until it fit just right, so basically it was file, paint, file, paint, etc.
Yeah, not only do I have to put up with that guy's sick Porsche, but also my next door neighbor's NSX. One day...
Btw, I got the sidemarkers at majestichonda.com
The car is on the driveway (inclined), HondaNation, which I guess explains the back looking lower.
Yeah, not only do I have to put up with that guy's sick Porsche, but also my next door neighbor's NSX. One day...
Btw, I got the sidemarkers at majestichonda.com
The car is on the driveway (inclined), HondaNation, which I guess explains the back looking lower.
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