Coupe Random Little Question Thread
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Currently have 06 with Bose sound system. Love the sound quality compared to other cars I've been into (love the bass)
Although, I've heard about drivers upgrading their amps here in the bose system. Changing out the amp will give even better sound quality? Also, heard it just goes in the back in the trunk. Is it a pretty easy DIY? Anyone know how much an amp would cost? Thanks in advance
Although, I've heard about drivers upgrading their amps here in the bose system. Changing out the amp will give even better sound quality? Also, heard it just goes in the back in the trunk. Is it a pretty easy DIY? Anyone know how much an amp would cost? Thanks in advance
#618
Ok heres my little problems, TINTS AND HEAD LIGHTS!!, i bought the car with tints on my head lights, i was thinking of taking them off, but some people tell me yeah and others no bc of the glue side of the tint will blurr my head lights, well idk wat u guys think?, there stock 03 coupe auto head lights, can i sand it out maybe or lost cause?
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Urbanengineer (05-16-2014)
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weird didn't know there was a outer clear layer of some sort on headlights. wats the story behind that pic? people sand down the outer lens all the time to clear it up. that wouldn't be able to be sanded down?
also if the tint is some type of film or vinyl Im sure u can heat it up and peel away and most of it should come off in one peice
also if the tint is some type of film or vinyl Im sure u can heat it up and peel away and most of it should come off in one peice
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naw im talking my own headlights. the previous owner tried to take off the haze using something on it and I guess it harden. so the guy had a tough time sanding it all down. nothing to do with you situation. for tinted lights ive only ever known of the vinyl type which is like a sticker. that should come off easily imo. if ur thinking of window tint type film I doubt that's wat was used or doubt its even possible to apply to headlights. it needs a flat surface for window tint to work I think. but im no tint specialist
if ur worried jus take it to a shop that does headlight restores. they'll take care of it for probably only $50
if ur worried jus take it to a shop that does headlight restores. they'll take care of it for probably only $50