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Old 02-09-2004, 11:57 PM
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Default I need the recipe to remove the brake dust shields
Anyone have pics of how and where to cut in order to preserve them as best as possible? I don't have a dremel so I hope I can achieve decent results with some tin snips
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Are you talking about the faux brake vents in the bumper? If so, trim carefully but leave about 1" around the edge. Then buy the grills from GrilleTech and screw them into the remaining plastic edge. Looks clean and lets the brakes breathe...

If you're talking about something else, then ignore me cause I'm an idiot and sorry for wasting your time!
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LOL nope, I'm talking about the metal dust shields behind the brake rotors but thanks for taking the time to respond
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CHRIST, dude, it's 1:30AM there. Go to SLEEP, will ya?
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Hmmm, 1:50 now
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No it's 2:02
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Or maybe :06
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Now it's 02:06. an I got a looong way to go!

Lude, Did you check this out already? http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...ke+dust+shields
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Hey, PWRMKR, send some o dat power stuff my way. This damn laser printer is making the whole house flash at about 1/2 Hz.
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Ha, The freaks in WA are sucking it all up, and the DC line to Calie can't handle what I'm pushing.
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