ninjabones

So let me confirm what I heard here... I was going to order the Better Bodies ducts and have them sent directly to my paint guy. Do they require filling/sanding for fitment, or should I be able to get them painted and installed without issues?

jdistefa

I've never seen someone use a vent to clean their hamster wheel. What are you feeding the little guy?

AOW162435

Sterilized hamster food.


Andreas

Mark in Baltimore

Hamsters, gerbils . . . all the same to Andreas.



Matt, I must thank you for the perfect assist on the slam dunk.

AOW162435

Hey Mark,
Ennis Del Mar just called and would like his creel back.


Andreas

Mark in Baltimore

Had to google "Ennis Del Mar: . . .

ImnottheonewhowatchedBrokebackthreetimesbymyselfandcriedoverHea thsdeath

AOW162435

Actually, Mark, I've watched it 23 times, while locked in my clean room.


Andreas

FisterD

I think to make them fit properly, you need to work them a little bit ie: sanding/filing. I would not have them painted until the fit has been checked to your car.

AOW162435

Mark,
Do you remember which style you installed? I wonder if the additional material used to form the duct would add some strength:

Better Bodies ducts


Andreas

FLA997

No lights:

jdistefa

Such an easy target...

jdistefa

Ahem, back to the original discussion.... I used the "new & improved" ones and found that some of the extra material had to be filed down on the inner radius - it was bumping against some of the bumper structure and affected the fit/seating of the duct.

Mark in Baltimore

I think I , too, have the improved ducts.

Bill Verburg

where did you buy them and are you happy w/ the fit?

Bill Verburg

HAve you seen them in person? The pic looks ok