some more PW'ing
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Clear your corners too then, that will look nice and clean on a white car. Clean up those crosslaces too, or get new rims. You're car is nice though! If you want to learn about my ram air bonnie just ask....
i think the crosslaces are a lost cause... the laminate is peeling... i thought bout havin the middle painted white........
but i dont know....
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When I did mine, I carefully took a hacksay to the back ("pointy") end, and then carefully pried them open with a wide flat tip screwdirver. Removes less plastic than a dremel (and I don't have a dremel, so...). A nice thin bead of 100% silcone gled 'em back together, and a bit thicker bead re-sealed the couple of inches of hacksaawing.
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Would look kind of "Trans Am"ish if you can get the paint nice and even.
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
When I did mine, I carefully took a hacksay to the back ("pointy") end, and then carefully pried them open with a wide flat tip screwdirver. Removes less plastic than a dremel (and I don't have a dremel, so...). A nice thin bead of 100% silcone gled 'em back together, and a bit thicker bead re-sealed the couple of inches of hacksaawing.
Anyways zzzzzzeke was able to pretty much pop his open, heat will help, and if you get stuck use a dremel type tool. make sure they are VERY well sealed up though. And i don't have an air filter under the bumper, it'* in the same place yours is, my ram air just runs all the way up to it. Check out page 8 of Http://members.cardomain.com/bonnieboimn
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