Blinder M27 v/s M45
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Correct me if I'm wrong but the M27 is front protection only and the M45 is front and rear. If correct then it's a no brainer. I got nailed about a year ago from the rear.
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Paul, you dirty old man! I got caught speeding with laser from the rear. He was parked on an on ramp when I went by.
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OK, you stick to that story. Although I do not utilize this term, out of respect to the law enforcement community, some might say a "pig" was involved, right? I stand by my earlier comment.
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M27 has two sensors, M45 has 4 sensors, you can put them where you want.
Where do you mount on the front of a 928 since there really isn't a flat place to aim for, close to fog/driving lights?
Where do you mount on the front of a 928 since there really isn't a flat place to aim for, close to fog/driving lights?
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Since I have made custom 1/8" x 1" T6061 aluminum brackets for the front grill, I can make or added extension bars as mount points. See picture below.
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IIRC AO has a binder on his car. The sensors are mounted on the underside of the top grill opening with custom aluminum brackets. When I finally get around to getting one for myself that's where I plan to mount the front sensors. The rear will go where the license plate lights are with the lights being replaced with a smaller LED light for the plate (maybe in the center between the two sensors).