the exhaust is still OEM. OEM rear bumper was cut to make the exhaust tips to fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BusterSonic12
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the exhaust is still OEM. OEM rear bumper was cut to make the exhaust tips to fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BusterSonic12
would there be any problems with getting aftermarket exhaust after fitting those lips since it will be more restrictive (in term of space)? also where did you find those exhaust tips?Quote:
Originally Posted by defconskylude
god im getting so confused with the imperial system u guys useQuote:
Originally Posted by defconskylude
how much is shipping? cause these guys i THINK have the same rate per sq ft
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
Wow.. 1.5K for paint protection....Quote:
Originally Posted by jks24
I just bought a base model CU2 and dealer were asking fro $690 paint protection...
I bargain it down to $390...
Good option to take tho...
er... no its not...Quote:
Originally Posted by idriveeuro
Still a lot of money for a quick wax job. You ca do far better & cheaper DIYQuote:
Originally Posted by idriveeuro
I took it as insurance for my paint... my car will be covered for paint damages for the next 6 yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by buddah51au
did u read the fine print? as the one saying paint fading, collision with object, etc did not get covered?
And I believe bird shit damage is not covered too.Quote:
Originally Posted by denot
HELL NO!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by idriveeuro
what about when you got to take your car back in each year for a 'check up' (re-application) for $100+ or loose the so-called warranty?
Just buy a sealant yourself.....
You can buy a whole car detailing kit including the polisher for that cost! ;)
Agreed.All that aftermarket protection crap they try to sell you after you signup is to try and get more profit out of the deal.It's all way overpriced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Type R Positive
So what does it cover???????Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng