kool!is this for real though??
kool!is this for real though??
does anyone have this??? will it really be noticeable?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2435628554
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2435628554
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that would be F'in awsome if it does work....somebody find out please!
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It's difficult to judge based on a close up as to how "good" it would look cruisin' around. Not a bad idea I suppose, it might be worth a shot; I just don't see it being too tasteful. If mounted too low, it'd be gone quick. If too high, who would see it? Hhmmm... still cool.
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i donno about anyone else, but my airdam is one of thoes things my car needs,but i dont want to show it off....
go out and park your car somewhere.. either a street or a parking lot...
standing up, walk backwards until you can see your airdam.
you're pretty damn far from it eh?
imagine trying to read bearly lit small letters from that far away from under the car.
seems like a pretty stupid thing, doesnt it?
go out and park your car somewhere.. either a street or a parking lot...
standing up, walk backwards until you can see your airdam.
you're pretty damn far from it eh?
imagine trying to read bearly lit small letters from that far away from under the car.
seems like a pretty stupid thing, doesnt it?
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Originally posted by roadog115
I just seen a pic of a 4th gen T/A with one of those on it and you could see it fine in the pic.
I just seen a pic of a 4th gen T/A with one of those on it and you could see it fine in the pic.
4thgen TA != 3rdgen camaro
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Originally posted by MrDude_1
4thgen TA != 3rdgen camaro
4thgen TA != 3rdgen camaro

while (many != understand) {};
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Originally posted by KCobain147
if(its visible close up || easily noticed far away)
{
i may actually buy one;
}
else
{
people who buy such a thing are nuts;
}end if
if(its visible close up || easily noticed far away)
{
i may actually buy one;
}
else
{
people who buy such a thing are nuts;
}end if
bwahahahahaha!
i guess im not the only programmer here.
i didnt even realize i did that when i typed it.
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HAHA, yeah I follow everything u guys are sayin too, I took programming classes, but didn't follow my taste so I stuck with mechanics. And u'r right, a 4'thgen TA doesn't equal a 3'rdgen camaro, but the airdam's still visible about the same on both. I think it would look pretty cool if it worked good and could be easily seen, guess we won't know till someone gets one.
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It is a cool idea but as much as the NOSE scrapes I am suprised the air damn is even still attached! Any bets on which letters go first and what you could spell with whats left?????
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yeah honestly im thinking about fabbing up a little scoop so i can ditch the air dam its unsightly and i hate it....wouldnt want to try to show it off.
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