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About LinkBacksWell I had heard many complaints about fitment issues with vinyl and other coverings to tint/darken your V6 fogs.
I went ahead and ordered the GTS covers for the 300c and SRT8. Of course they are larger and are not a direct fit. I trimed them and inserted them. And they look great!
You do have to take off the bumper and remove the fogs. But the result is well worth it. The edges of the trimed GTS cover fits perfectly in the opening on the inside of the foglight bezel. Takes a steady hand and some labor as you need to trim the plastic carefully as it could spider.
I have the headlight GTS covers on back order.
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06-08-2008, 07:45 PM #1
LX Newbie
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Alternative to vinyl tint on fog lights.....PICS
Last edited by Fasttimes!!; 06-08-2008 at 07:55 PM.
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06-09-2008, 12:27 PM #2
LX Padiwan
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seems labor intensive... great work...
22" TIS 03's on Toyo Proxes, Tint,Rear Window Spoiler, Chrome door pillars and moldings, clear markers, LED Taillights, Clarion touchscreen, JBL 4 channel AMP, Components and 6X9's, Stinger Cap, AAC interior LEDs
My site http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2973208
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06-09-2008, 01:25 PM #3
Plum Crazy bout SRT-8
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Curious how much light they hold back from the fogs. Any nighttime lighted pics in the future?
MrDolomite - PLMCRZ8 - 2007 Plum Crazy SRT-8 #070 of 300 - (cardomain) (flickr) (HEMI registry #00788)
Mods: Zoomers Cat-backs, Grille & Hood Scoop Lighting, Turn Signal Bulb, Front Blinker, Rear Blinker, O-rings, Pull Off Shift Knob, Underhood Dress Up, Interior Lights
To Do: Trunk Liner, Exterior Graphics
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