Took of my Louvers. Think I like the Look Better.
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Pics of before and after would be nice:-D
If its on the paint do NOT use a razor blade, use a hair dryer.
3M adhesive remover
I sold my black ones on here. So probably someone would be interested
If you're talking about the factory louvers (which IMHO are ugly as sin) they don't use double sided tape, but instead a bead-lock type system.
The louvers are held in place by the bead lock which is placed on the window. Simply pry on the edges of the louvers until the beads separate. Then, use a razor blade to remove the adhesive side of the bead-lock strips.
Also, with louvers.
Without louvers.
The louvers are held in place by the bead lock which is placed on the window. Simply pry on the edges of the louvers until the beads separate. Then, use a razor blade to remove the adhesive side of the bead-lock strips.
Also, with louvers.
Without louvers.
SicShelby09
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Way way way way better. Those things are ubergay.
Although I'm not a fan in general, there are some styles that look okay. What the factory was thinking with their particular offering is beyond me.
Had my car not been optioned with the appearance pack 5 I don't think i would have necessarily ordered the vehicle that way. I do like the pedestal spoiler though.
You're right though. The lines are MUCH cleaner without the louvers.
Thank you for taking them off.
If you're talking about the factory louvers (which IMHO are ugly as sin) they don't use double sided tape, but instead a bead-lock type system.
The louvers are held in place by the bead lock which is placed on the window. Simply pry on the edges of the louvers until the beads separate. Then, use a razor blade to remove the adhesive side of the bead-lock strips.
Also, with louvers.
Without louvers.
Already got the louvers off. So a razor blade without a hairdryer will do the trick on the rest? And if anyone wants to buy my louvers send me a PM!
Much better. I hate the louvers
U need to lower that car.
Yup, razor blade and use some foaming window cleaner to help with any residue that's left.
I suggest going to the parts store and picking up a handle that holds a box razor. This will allow you to get the blade flat against the glass surface.
Don't worry, you won't scratch the glass.
I assume since I posted pictures that you're talking to me. While lowering is something that I'd like to do, I have to be careful about what I add to the car. I'm going to likely be turning the car in to a TT car and depending on which class I run, adding aftermarket suspension components may bump me in to a class that I might not be competitive in.
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