Where do you put your parts stickers?
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Where do you put your parts stickers?
Just curious about what people think about putting stickers (i.e Eidelbock, Eibach) on their cars and where they put them. Or is it just a ***** thing?
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In the trash.
Reasons:
1. An engine bay full of stickers looks stupid.
2. Stickers on the outside look stupid, and say, "if you break into this car, you will find the following high priced parts: blah blah blah"
Reasons:
1. An engine bay full of stickers looks stupid.
2. Stickers on the outside look stupid, and say, "if you break into this car, you will find the following high priced parts: blah blah blah"
Stickers on the outside look stupid, and say, "if you break into this car, you will find the following high priced parts: blah blah blah"
No need to advertise how fast your car is.......plus they ruin your paintjob......
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On your forehead!
Yeah drive around like that.
Under the hood or on your tool box. Mine are under the hood. No where on the outside of the car though. Never! The pontiac banner is cool though. It works well with the blue factory tint. It kinda fades from dark blue to white and does not stand out to much.
Yeah drive around like that.Under the hood or on your tool box. Mine are under the hood. No where on the outside of the car though. Never! The pontiac banner is cool though. It works well with the blue factory tint. It kinda fades from dark blue to white and does not stand out to much.
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I have a 3-ring binder that I keep ALL my receipts in and I've decorated it with my Summit, Jegs, Edelbrock, Accel, BBK, CenterForce, etc. stickers.
I just can't put stickers on my car . . .
I just can't put stickers on my car . . .
i put them on the back hatch......yes i know "rice" but i actually have these products in my car. and also if i decide to race or anything at the strip the hatch isnt a bad spot becuz u wont mess up ur paint that way. like u see some teams puttin the contingoncy stickers on the paint.
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I agree completely that it looks dumb putting them anywhere on the outside of the car and if they are put under the hood it needs to be done tastefully.
At a car show I seen a couple of people that had like a 2' x 3' piece of polished aluminum plate, it had all of thier product stickers on it and in the middle was detailed info on the car. One of the guys told me that this can help alot when it comes to the judges at shows, I guess they like it.
At a car show I seen a couple of people that had like a 2' x 3' piece of polished aluminum plate, it had all of thier product stickers on it and in the middle was detailed info on the car. One of the guys told me that this can help alot when it comes to the judges at shows, I guess they like it.
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Cool..lots of replies. I agree to not putting them on the exterior. I've never understood especially why people advertise their stereo systems though. I guess parts I could understand: whose going to sneak up in the middle of the night and rip your coils out in dead silence?
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I used to have a "pleather/vinyl" privacy shade in the back of my RS (the one that covers the the well in the back where subs commonly go... the roll up shade) that I was going to put my decals on on that.
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Originally posted by PonyKiller87
I agree completely that it looks dumb putting them anywhere on the outside of the car and if they are put under the hood it needs to be done tastefully.
At a car show I seen a couple of people that had like a 2' x 3' piece of polished aluminum plate, it had all of thier product stickers on it and in the middle was detailed info on the car. One of the guys told me that this can help alot when it comes to the judges at shows, I guess they like it.
I agree completely that it looks dumb putting them anywhere on the outside of the car and if they are put under the hood it needs to be done tastefully.
At a car show I seen a couple of people that had like a 2' x 3' piece of polished aluminum plate, it had all of thier product stickers on it and in the middle was detailed info on the car. One of the guys told me that this can help alot when it comes to the judges at shows, I guess they like it.
Its not that the judges really care that much. It does save some time considering the amount of cars they see. Anything to help bring attention to what you have added that may not be so obvious helps. The judges at shows go around very fast and it helps to have a board out with your mods. It especially helps if you happen not to be with the car when the judges pass.
I plan on putting my stickers on a display board to go with my mod list. I hate product stickers on cars, engine bay or not. Its too cluttered and its like you are bragging. It also makes you a target for theft, as was mentioned above.
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I like to stick them all over my winter car. Last year's car was a Mitsubishi Cordia. Nothing cooler than a rusted out $h1t box covered in performance decals.
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I put mine on my radiator support cover, but when I got my new fan shroud I accidently threw the old one out with the stickers. Guess I need to buy more parts.
Heres what you do with the stickers on your toolbox:
One sticker for each drawer. Then that way when you ask a buddy to hand you a wrench you say "get me a 1/2" outta the Edelbrock drawer" or "get me a screwdriver outta the Holley drawer". This eliminates confusion as to "3rd down on the right", etc..
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One sticker for each drawer. Then that way when you ask a buddy to hand you a wrench you say "get me a 1/2" outta the Edelbrock drawer" or "get me a screwdriver outta the Holley drawer". This eliminates confusion as to "3rd down on the right", etc..
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I wish I had a buddy to hand me tools. All my friends wanna "help" and all they do is just break $h1t, or make more work for me, so I do it all myself.
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Yeah..no ****. Either that or they complain about being out of beer. It funny...whenever you wre working on something though, there is usually one time, and one time only, when you have to have someone there to assist.
I throw stickers on the windows of the garage door. I'm not into stickers anywhere on the car, inside or out, and from what I've bought so far I've gotten multiple stickers with one purchase. So one goes on the window, another in the toolbox, another in a binder, etc.
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I want my car clean not cluttered. No performance stickers or bumper stickers. The ricers look stupid pretending they are at Indy or Daytona. I prefer someone ask me what I have then advertise for some company that is not paying me to advertise for them. Pay me and I'll put them everywhere.
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Stickers on Cars
I think placing stickers on your car is alright as long as you don't have a lot. I have ONE hose techniques sticker in the upper right corner of my windshield, and that is only becauase I like the company so much. I also have a parking sticker on my rear bumper because it is mandatory if I want to park anywhere on the SIUC campus. One thing I hate the most is when people put stickers of products they obviously don't have on their car. As far as the engine bay goes, most companies stamp or place their name on thier products so stickers in the engine bay kind of ruin the appearance, especially a freshly redone engine bay.
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I have a sticker on my driver's side window, just above the door handle, and it says:
VIPER SECURITY SYSTEM
, at least one of them had to be functional
VIPER SECURITY SYSTEM
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Jim 86 Bird: I dunno if they let you do this, but at my skool with the parking sticker/permit thing, some people stick them on an old CD case or something, then you can sit it on your dash when you're there, and take it off when you don't need it...
Heres What you do
1. place the sticker(s) on a POS car kinda like ricers do
2. give them to your naber kids
3. place them on your Craper lid
4. place them on your mail box your mail man will love you and might slip in a parts catalog with your other mail
5. place on your garbig cans
6. stick it to some buddys car you hate
7. stick it to the window of a fast (slow) food place that Fuced you up the *** by missing 2 chess buggers
8. put them on a stop sin so ppl no who lives on this street GearHeads
9. past them on a ice cream truck and then ask for parts
10. use as tap for fixing things
11. use it to rap gifts
12. put it on the side of your computer Thous Stickers for ext MB, so each sticker on your computers going to be 20MB
and ya if you do something i said im not going to be the one at falt YOU ARE, LOL
1. place the sticker(s) on a POS car kinda like ricers do
2. give them to your naber kids
3. place them on your Craper lid
4. place them on your mail box your mail man will love you and might slip in a parts catalog with your other mail
5. place on your garbig cans
6. stick it to some buddys car you hate
7. stick it to the window of a fast (slow) food place that Fuced you up the *** by missing 2 chess buggers
8. put them on a stop sin so ppl no who lives on this street GearHeads
9. past them on a ice cream truck and then ask for parts
10. use as tap for fixing things
11. use it to rap gifts
12. put it on the side of your computer Thous Stickers for ext MB, so each sticker on your computers going to be 20MB
and ya if you do something i said im not going to be the one at falt YOU ARE, LOL
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I like to throw them on my daily driver also. Right now I've got an AFR head and Coan torque converter sticker on my 1989 Honda accord.
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Originally posted by NEEDforSPEED
Heres What you do
1. place the sticker(s) on a POS car kinda like ricers do
2. give them to your naber kids
3. place them on your Craper lid
4. place them on your mail box your mail man will love you and might slip in a parts catalog with your other mail
5. place on your garbig cans
6. stick it to some buddys car you hate
7. stick it to the window of a fast (slow) food place that Fuced you up the *** by missing 2 chess buggers
8. put them on a stop sin so ppl no who lives on this street GearHeads
9. past them on a ice cream truck and then ask for parts
10. use as tap for fixing things
11. use it to rap gifts
12. put it on the side of your computer Thous Stickers for ext MB, so each sticker on your computers going to be 20MB
and ya if you do something i said im not going to be the one at falt YOU ARE, LOL
Heres What you do
1. place the sticker(s) on a POS car kinda like ricers do
2. give them to your naber kids
3. place them on your Craper lid
4. place them on your mail box your mail man will love you and might slip in a parts catalog with your other mail
5. place on your garbig cans
6. stick it to some buddys car you hate
7. stick it to the window of a fast (slow) food place that Fuced you up the *** by missing 2 chess buggers
8. put them on a stop sin so ppl no who lives on this street GearHeads
9. past them on a ice cream truck and then ask for parts
10. use as tap for fixing things
11. use it to rap gifts
12. put it on the side of your computer Thous Stickers for ext MB, so each sticker on your computers going to be 20MB
and ya if you do something i said im not going to be the one at falt YOU ARE, LOL
I always look forward to reading NEEDforSPEED's posts, not because of his sense of humor, but because of all the spelling mistakes!
#7 Chess buggers! FU(KING CLASSIC!
Thanks for the laugh, no offense intended!
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Originally posted by 86NiteRider
I want my car clean not cluttered. No performance stickers or bumper stickers. The ricers look stupid pretending they are at Indy or Daytona. I prefer someone ask me what I have then advertise for some company that is not paying me to advertise for them. Pay me and I'll put them everywhere.
I want my car clean not cluttered. No performance stickers or bumper stickers. The ricers look stupid pretending they are at Indy or Daytona. I prefer someone ask me what I have then advertise for some company that is not paying me to advertise for them. Pay me and I'll put them everywhere.
I agree. However, in all fairness to some of the import guys that show, a surprising number of them DO have sponsorships, and are required to run the stickers. I never would have thought that many free parts were handed out, but its not unusual for a whole club to have the same brand of neon, or exhaust tip, or whatever, because they negotiated a deal with the manufacturer.Still, though, I would only put them on the rear hatch glass, and not on paint.
i have 4 performance stickers on the out side of my bird. i put them on the top back side of the door windows. i have a b&m and an accel on the driver side and a k&n and an accel on the pass. i dont think it looks to trashy. i like it.
I never would have thought that many free parts were handed out, but its not unusual for a whole club to have the same brand of neon, or exhaust tip, or whatever, because they negotiated a deal with the manufacturer.Still, though, I would only put them on the rear hatch glass, and not on paint.
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HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! LOL!
I always look forward to reading NEEDforSPEED's posts, not because of his sense of humor, but because of all the spelling mistakes!
#7 Chess buggers! FU(KING CLASSIC!
Thanks for the laugh, no offense intended!
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! LOL!
I always look forward to reading NEEDforSPEED's posts, not because of his sense of humor, but because of all the spelling mistakes!
#7 Chess buggers! FU(KING CLASSIC!
Thanks for the laugh, no offense intended!
did i tell you i suck at spelling? as a kid i was only in to cars and school was always the last thing on my mind "come on now there still funny to read"
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I don't think V6camaroman's sig is long enough LOL. I would have a long sig too If I had put that much work into my engine. I like to be very modest and secretive about what I have under hood. A few stickers isn't going to hurt anyone, but if you had 100 parts put on your car, there is no need to put a 100 stickers on as well. Just my 2 cents.
why bother wasting all that money trying to get that little 2.8 to put out some ponies? why not just stick a 350 in there and be done with it? Just my opinion but maybe you got a good reason
i didnt waste my money trying to get my 2.8 fast. my cousin did. hes the one that rebuilt the whole car about 2 years ago. it used ot be his. ive only bought a couple things for it scince ive had it. ive only owned it scince last dec. and its not that slow. its about as fast as a stock l69 305.
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Originally posted by camarokev400
why bother wasting all that money trying to get that little 2.8 to put out some ponies? why not just stick a 350 in there and be done with it? Just my opinion but maybe you got a good reason
why bother wasting all that money trying to get that little 2.8 to put out some ponies? why not just stick a 350 in there and be done with it? Just my opinion but maybe you got a good reason
[*******] Why bother spending money on a 350 when you can have a 383, 427, 502. etc? It's no Different. [/*******]
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Under the hood on the radiator support, in a sensibly organised fashion. I've always hated them on the exterior of the car.
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I could keep all of my tools in a crummy cardboard box and be satisfied with that. Main reason I got a toolbox was so I had a place to put all of my stickers (cuz they sure wernt going on my car)







