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I've bough stuff from you guys so I hope you don't take my observation badly ...
This would give me ocd induced nightmares:
I wish you guys would have molded them in a way that they sit flush with the bumper as opposed to emulating the reflectors ... that way they would have disappeared into the bumper lines as opposed to looking like some awkward element. If that were the case I would have bought them first day I had the car.
I've bough stuff from you guys so I hope you don't take my observation badly ...
This would give me ocd induced nightmares:
I wish you guys would have molded them in a way that they sit flush with the bumper as opposed to emulating the reflectors ... that way they would have disappeared into the bumper lines as opposed to looking like some awkward element. If that were the case I would have bought them first day I had the car.
Ideally speaking, yes that would be a great solution. It would certainly clean up the lines of the bumper.
However, the reason we don't offer this is because there is no part currently out that does this. The process we take is refinishing the OEM reflectors as perfectly as possible. For the reflector to fill in the gap, we would have to create a part either from the OEM part, or something new altogether, and either scenario would drive cost significantly up.
This doesn't directly have to do with the reflectors, however I've always wondered about using those slots for radar jammer heads. I wonder if there would be any way to hide them behind that piece and just drill out a hole on the painted reflectors, or stock reflectors, that would allow the heads to function.
I'm sorry - but I'm just not seeing what all the noise is with respect to "painted reflectors". Not even sure why anyone even thought about painting them. I don't even notice my unpainted reflectors - let alone think that they look "bad". And, I don't notice a car that has painted reflectors. I guess I'm just not on the same wavelength with the rest on this issue.
Removing fenders to install them? Wow.
Anyway -- Nothing against them. Just not resonating with me.
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Last edited by TAGMotorsports; 07-22-2016 at 01:55 PM.
03-25-2016, 09:14 PM
