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Haven't we gone a little far with the "Audi" LED strips?
I'm not intending for this thread to technically be blown toward G35's, or any particular member on this board for any particular reason. I do believe I've seen one G35 here that they looked decent on...besides that, it looks terribly cheesy and extremely out of place.
Judging by some of the comments left on these picture threads, such as: "Gross" "Gay" "Those aren't looking good" ...And other beautifully critical gestures, I think it's time to address that perhaps we've gone too far. Maybe a little less is needed? Like, don't cover the ENTIRE plastic insert under the headlights? Or perhaps, just perhaps, we shouldn't use these light strips at all... Maybe we should leave it to these German pros at Audi and Mercedes who seem to be enjoying them on their factory cars. But factory is the key word there, isn't it? Cause, after all...when we see this: http://www.dragtimes.com/images-clas...0212968625.jpg And this: http://cdn1.ioffer.com/img/item/129/143/465/y2Bc.jpg And this: http://www.gadgetmaster.com.au/files...c-ledstrip.jpg ...It becomes a little less special, which is the opposite of what every aftermarket modification should be. Something to distinguish your car from all of the others, or maybe enhance something that wasn't present from the factory. This has just been bothering me...I made a post to make my point, if you agree with me or not, feel free to rant with me. Matt |
I agree with you Matt. It was cool when it first came out, but now its played out. I see old corollas with them, and any other POS can get them.
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Some look clean. Most look out of place. Fine line between the two.
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I agree that the strips in the headlights or strips in the grill look EXTREMELY cheesy, but I think you can make them look clean. I just did mine last week and I'm very happy with it, it looks clean and very classy (my personal opinion, of course)
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...g?t=1273981607 |
Originally Posted by vipers
(Post 5104881)
I do believe I've seen one G35 here that they looked decent on...
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Only place there should be LEDs is IN the clearance strip. Not under, next to or around but In the clearance strip. That is just my taste though
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Originally Posted by patman530
(Post 5104897)
Just curious, which one G35 is that?
Edit* And I believe you took them off no? |
I'm not even crazy about them on an Audi...
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Originally Posted by Tian
(Post 5104900)
I would say you. Once you did it everyone TRIED to and failed.
Edit* And I believe you took them off no? |
Originally Posted by patman530
(Post 5104917)
yeah, not rocking the bumper led's anymore... just the clearance strip now.
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
(Post 5104903)
I'm not even crazy about them on an Audi...
+ 1,000,000 on that. They look good on the R8, everything else, pretty much GHEY! |
I actually do like them on the Audis and on the MB E-class and S-class, but again...that is factory. It just doesn't look right when you stick them on there.
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Maybe if they were green, blue, red...and blinked!!! But, only around Christmas time.:D
Otherwise toooo ricey for my taste!!!! |
Originally Posted by tweger
(Post 5104895)
I agree that the strips in the headlights or strips in the grill look EXTREMELY cheesy, but I think you can make them look clean. I just did mine last week and I'm very happy with it, it looks clean and very classy (my personal opinion, of course)
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...g?t=1273981607 |
some can look good as long as they're not too long. I've seen ppl on the streets with blue led strips and they look horrid in blue and ricey
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