My new Clear Flat side markers
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I had $15 flat side markers before, and they were crap! Didn't fit well and showed condensation inside when I was washing my car. So, I bit the bullet and bought $45 (GB price) from MG Racing and they fit perfect and had no problems with them.
I guess it is a hit or miss thing!
I guess it is a hit or miss thing!
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From: Denver
[QUOTE]Originally posted by WRS2K
[B]Full, he posted the part numbers in the opening post.
To make your life easier:
1) Go to www.carparts.com
2) Type in "40.2502.SM" in the product search box.
3) Order it.
Code, are you sure these flatter ones can accomodate the stock bulbs?
[B]Full, he posted the part numbers in the opening post.
To make your life easier:
1) Go to www.carparts.com
2) Type in "40.2502.SM" in the product search box.
3) Order it.
Code, are you sure these flatter ones can accomodate the stock bulbs?
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From: La Mirada
Well, it seems logical that it would cost less, I mean there is less plastic, right? It looks really nice, but the bulgy stock ones give it a personality, it already has a bulbous behind, right?
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