Chrome Bonnet Insets
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Buckingham (10-26-2015)
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I have never "added" chrome pieces to any car before. However this car came with a mix and match of black and chrome pieces. We were facing to either go all black or CF. But our wheels are silver and all black just did not fit that well. So we went hood louvers, mirror caps and rear hoop chrome. However on a silver/grey/blue car this blends in rather well and is not standing out.
Last edited by Schwabe; 10-27-2015 at 11:18 AM.
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When I got my mirror caps I dropped them off and had them wrapped in paint protection film before installing them. Makes for an over the edge, no seam look and no nicks from flying debris.
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Foosh (10-27-2015)
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Thanks, Schwabe also made me aware of those, and my local dealer, Annapolis JLR matched that price. I also called a couple of other dealers known for their low prices for accessories, and all others came in at $450 + shipping. That sounds like the rock bottom price, least right now. List price is $531.
Funny thing is I also saw an entire hood in Polaris White for $700 on eBay. It amazes me that giant hunk of aluminum is not much more than the hood vents.
Funny thing is I also saw an entire hood in Polaris White for $700 on eBay. It amazes me that giant hunk of aluminum is not much more than the hood vents.
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I like the fact that several variations of customization are available. I also like exactly how mine came out of the factory (just a touch of chrome). Xpelling the front end, rockers and mirror caps have been a saving grace. The Xpel surface just in front of the rear wheels already has gravel rash from all the road paving around Baltimore. (OK, a bit OT).
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I picked up and installed the chrome louvers today. Installation was about as simple as it gets, taking about 10 minutes.
Pictures below are in bright sun, so perhaps a little hard to see the full effect, but they look great. I love the J-Blade feature of the louver emulating the J-Blade in the headlight.
Pictures below are in bright sun, so perhaps a little hard to see the full effect, but they look great. I love the J-Blade feature of the louver emulating the J-Blade in the headlight.
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Buckingham (10-30-2015)
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I have never "added" chrome pieces to any car before. However this car came with a mix and match of black and chrome pieces. We were facing to either go all black or CF. But our wheels are silver and all black just did not fit that well. So we went hood louvers, mirror caps and rear hoop chrome. However on a silver/grey/blue car this blends in rather well and is not standing out.