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Car: '89 Trans Am
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ok i got a set of blackouts used for my car, and i know that you can usually just velcro them on but is there an easier and way that they will stay on better to do it, like drill in the stock mounting holes or somthing? thanks guys
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Car: '88 IROC-Z / '91 Z28 / '91 GTA
Engine: LT4 Hot Cam 305 / L98 355 / MR 383
Transmission: 5-spd / 700R4 / 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
I just went to walmart and bought a meter of 3m double stick velcro. I then cut it into thin strips to fit inside the black grooves on my grid tail lights.
its not the answer you were looking for, but I didn't want to drill into my lens.
its not the answer you were looking for, but I didn't want to drill into my lens.
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actually its a great idea thanks for the idea then they wont rip or fall off as easy or did you ever have that problem?
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GET THE LUND ONES!! They fit 100X better than the others. Rounded edges, and tuck between the bumper cover and the tail light. MUCH CLEANER LOOK! You only use the Velcro on the top of the lens.
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Car: '88 IROC-Z / '91 Z28 / '91 GTA
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Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
never fall off or become loose. the only problem I've ever had was some hooligan trying to steal them one night outside the bar. after a brief conversation he left with a fat lip to match his big mouth.
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