RE: louvers installed *pics*
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 1:09:27 PM
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laith
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mb2 this might be kind of a dumb question but what color is your car? it looks like tungsten but im not positive haha
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 1:20:58 PM
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Black Mamba GTT
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Looking good
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 2:12:38 PM
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kngdaka
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I don't remember ever using those back windows for visuals. Turning your head to check your blind spot isn't safe in my opinion. Either get a blind spot mirror or just lean into and look into your side mirrors.
Thats a bit unfair. You have your style of driving, he has his. As long as you can safely switch lanes after checking your blindspot it doesn't matter how its done. I was personally taught to look through the rear windows to remove any shadow of doubt in regards to something being in my blindspot. There are pros and cons to both techniques though.
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when you get them installed how much harder is it to see out of the back quarter window with those than without or could you get a picture from inside looking through from the front seat
Lucky for you I'm procrastinating
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 2:35:16 PM
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kngdaka
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haha yea i know, i was just opinion-izing. i just have bad control of the car when i turn my head  awesome inside pics tho
Yeah, some people make the fatal decision to crank the wheel as they turn their head, thats the downside along with taking eyes off the road
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 3:06:24 PM
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kngdaka
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Water spots do happen, as you can see from my pictures. I just got lazy and didn't clean them the last time I cleaned the car. It's a simple solution to get rid of them though, all it takes is a cloth with windex or simple green, etc.
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 3:50:25 PM
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tmsmith
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Looks great!
I will be ordering mine from Wheelskin as well. A little depressed that the wait seems like a long time.
Oh well, for a deal like that you can't beat it. I don't even have my windows tinted yet. Seems like my back mirror is peeling from the little factory tint it has on it. In fact, I'll think I'll try to start a thread about it.
Anyone had this problem?
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 6:14:38 PM
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07 Stang
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ORIGINAL: kngdaka
Thats a bit unfair. You have your style of driving, he has his. As long as you can safely switch lanes after checking your blindspot it doesn't matter how its done. I was personally taught to look through the rear windows to remove any shadow of doubt in regards to something being in my blindspot. There are pros and cons to both techniques though.
I was taught that way too but we were also taught to use the side mirrors.
I challenge you to drive what I do (19 foot long x 10 foot high truck) all day long and try to look in your back side window without using your side mirrors......it ain't gonna happen because there isn't a side or back window. You have to use the side mirrors in order to change lanes without plowing into someone.
I bought those round stick-on blind spot mirrors for all my cars. You will never have to turn your head back again if you learn how to use them properly.
< Message edited by 07 Stang -- 4/15/2008 6:15:44 PM >
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 6:39:02 PM
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thedragon
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Those Look awesome king. What are all you guys using to stick them on, actual 3m double stick tape or the spray adhesive?
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 8:04:34 PM
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kngdaka
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3m double stick tape (the real 3m stuff, not the cheap knockoff kind) and again I used 3m adhesion promoter for extra stick. Make sure it's 60* and you've cleaned and prepped the surface with alcohol.
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 8:53:04 PM
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kngdaka
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^that looks really good, I love that look. Goes very well with your blackout panel, side skirts, and of course rocker stripes.
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 9:04:30 PM
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If you order from them (wheelskin) make sure you place the coupon code.
coupon code MUSTANGFORUM05 to receive an additional 5% discount at checkout
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RE: louvers installed *pics* - 4/15/2008 9:21:53 PM
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Damn, only 2 days late...could've saved a few bucks.
Call or email them... they will give you a credit! That is what I did
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