splv
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TMI, my dude. You do you, but keep it clean.It came from the rear as he said.
TMI, my dude. You do you, but keep it clean.It came from the rear as he said.
At first I thought the same thing but I think he meant the badge that replaced that one.It came from the rear as he said.
bruh.. i meant the one on the bumper not on the steering wheel lol.. i guess i should've clarifiedIt came from the rear as he said.
No, you shouldn’t have needed to clarify…bruh.. i meant the one on the bumper not on the steering wheel lol.. i guess i should've clarified
They might not be completely clicked in. I had that same issue on one side until I pushed harder and now the vibration is much less
- Rexpeed side mirror glass - they shake at speeds over 50mph, do not recommend
It’s worse on the passenger side, so I’ll see if that’s the case. Thanks!They might not be completely clicked in. I had that same issue on one side until I pushed harder and now the vibration is much less
Mine is completely still. Just hope you didn’t break any of the clips on the back of the mirror. If you did it will shake.It’s worse on the passenger side, so I’ll see if that’s the case. Thanks!
Last I checked they were fine. It’s easy to remove the glass (suspiciously easy…) so perhaps it’s not fully seated. Thanks for the feedback!Mine is completely still. Just hope you didn’t break any of the clips on the back of the mirror. If you did it will shake.
Looks great. What was you method and what did you use? I have some plastic interior bits on my daily that need some love.Buffed out my tail-light scratches and saved myself 150 bucks!
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Sanded out the scratches using an orbital: 240, 1200, 2000, 3000 grit sandpaper. Polished afterwards with chemical guys v38 & v32 compound. Not sure if this method works for interior bits thoLooks great. What was you method and what did you use? I have some plastic interior bits on my daily that need some love.