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Dec 22, 2014 | 05:34 AM

#11

TougeHorseman

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From: Professor Touge Emeritus

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Originally Posted by Tm410s2000

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Originally Posted by EuroBoutique' timestamp='1418950531' post='23441594

Spyder has been a vendor at SEMA for the past few years at SEMA

Quality is not top notch but works. We have a set sitting here from a client's car removal - what did you want to know ask away

From what I gather, there can be some condensation issues and the projector is better swapped to an oem one (tsx-r seems to be the projector of choice). Anything else to be aware of issue-wise? May I ask why your client removed theirs?

Euroboutique's (s4play) "business model" is to buy modified cars and then restore them to new and sell the car as "OEM unmolested" while also selling the removed after market used parts for retail or even higher than retail value. I've had a very reputable friend who these guys tried to scam tell me a really scary story about their business practices.

You've been warned.

Dec 22, 2014 | 06:20 AM

#12

S~Factor

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From: Allentown, PA 18103

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Originally Posted by TougeHorseman

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Originally Posted by Tm410s2000' timestamp='1418993164' post='23441959

[quote name='EuroBoutique' timestamp='1418950531' post='23441594']
Spyder has been a vendor at SEMA for the past few years at SEMA

Quality is not top notch but works. We have a set sitting here from a client's car removal - what did you want to know ask away

Dec 22, 2014 | 06:23 AM

#13

ateens4

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Sure looks nice but from my past experience, the clear coat does in fact peel over time like devildust mentioned and stress cracks do form. I had this happen to my Celica and EM2 so OEM would be the best.