does anyone else here like the u.s. amber side markers?
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i don't want to make trouble but i like them!
especially with darker colors like lapis blue
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Originally posted by Itzkirb
I have a Seal Grey car so the clear ones IMO looks better. It matches the color of the car almost perfect.
I have a Seal Grey car so the clear ones IMO looks better. It matches the color of the car almost perfect.
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I prefer the orange side markes with Guard's Red. On a white or silver car I like the clear ones.
ADIAS - The clear side markers are a standard Porsche part.
ADIAS - The clear side markers are a standard Porsche part.
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I think I may have asked this before, but are there ambers, clears and smokeys? I wan't to get "clears" but I think when people say clear sidemarkers, somtetimes they mean "clear" and sometimes they mean "smokey"
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There are two colors as shown in Tool Pants photo above. The clear ones are clear but against a darker color they look "smokey".