Show your hoe/burb! Post them pics boys!
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Chrome goodies...
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RE: SHOW YOUR HOE! POST THEM PICS BOYS!
[sm=icon_rock.gif][sm=bounceybounce.gif][sm=groupwave.gif] Of course I may be a little partial since mine is black with ebony interior.
Be careful of leaving the lighter socket covers open as they are very, very fragile and will break easily. [
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Be careful of leaving the lighter socket covers open as they are very, very fragile and will break easily. [
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RE: SHOW YOUR HOE! POST THEM PICS BOYS!
Welcome Manny & nice ride!
What's you plans for it? Have you heard the trick of popping the gold off of the bowtie? It's really simple & will leave you with a perfect chrome bowtie @ no cost. Think it would look great on a black ride.
If you're interested here's how you do it;
use an old credit card or similar(used my Sam's Club card) so not to scratch the "chrome"
Start at one of the far corners of the bowtie and right where the gold meets the chrome you can wedge the card under the gold.
slowly work your card under it. Kinda walk it back & forth toward the center of the tie.
At about 1/3 of the way in half of the gold on mine broke off... No worries.
Start again from the other side & repeat. The other half will finally pop off.
It's held on with a rubbery type of epoxy that came off with some mild cleaner & a bit of rubbing.
Once again, welcome & look forward to seeing some tricked out pics of you new ride in the future.
Regards,
Sorry - Not the best shot but here's an example:
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What's you plans for it? Have you heard the trick of popping the gold off of the bowtie? It's really simple & will leave you with a perfect chrome bowtie @ no cost. Think it would look great on a black ride.
If you're interested here's how you do it;
use an old credit card or similar(used my Sam's Club card) so not to scratch the "chrome"
Start at one of the far corners of the bowtie and right where the gold meets the chrome you can wedge the card under the gold.
slowly work your card under it. Kinda walk it back & forth toward the center of the tie.
At about 1/3 of the way in half of the gold on mine broke off... No worries.
Start again from the other side & repeat. The other half will finally pop off.
It's held on with a rubbery type of epoxy that came off with some mild cleaner & a bit of rubbing.
Once again, welcome & look forward to seeing some tricked out pics of you new ride in the future.
Regards,
Sorry - Not the best shot but here's an example:
[IMG]local://upfiles/10196/8B0C6C8EF823402F886BF3CFE17062A6.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: SHOW YOUR HOE! POST THEM PICS BOYS!
ORIGINAL: paradisepatiosAZ
use an old credit card or similar(used my Sam's Club card) so not to scratch the "chrome"
Start at one of the far corners of the bowtie and right where the gold meets the chrome you can wedge the card under the gold.
slowly work your card under it. Kinda walk it back & forth toward the center of the tie.
At about 1/3 of the way in half of the gold on mine broke off... No worries.
Start again from the other side & repeat. The other half will finally pop off.
It's held on with a rubbery type of epoxy that came off with some mild cleaner & a bit of rubbing.
use an old credit card or similar(used my Sam's Club card) so not to scratch the "chrome"
Start at one of the far corners of the bowtie and right where the gold meets the chrome you can wedge the card under the gold.
slowly work your card under it. Kinda walk it back & forth toward the center of the tie.
At about 1/3 of the way in half of the gold on mine broke off... No worries.
Start again from the other side & repeat. The other half will finally pop off.
It's held on with a rubbery type of epoxy that came off with some mild cleaner & a bit of rubbing.
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RE: SHOW YOUR HOE! POST THEM PICS BOYS!
I think your rightFerg...
I had already changed out my front w/ a polished insert when I found out about the trick. This is the way the rear is & it works great. I spent about $50.00 for the front pc and it was a simple bolt on swap.
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I had already changed out my front w/ a polished insert when I found out about the trick. This is the way the rear is & it works great. I spent about $50.00 for the front pc and it was a simple bolt on swap.
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07 Tahoe LTZ, Black/ Ebony
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Thanks! Has anyone with 305/ 22s noticed a small bit of rubbing? I just got the 22" wheels and 305/45/22 and notice a tiny bit of rubbing in the rear fender liners (right in front of the shocks) when I enter a driveway or something. I don't know whether to just live with it or bust out the Dremel and trim back the fender liners.