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**mazdaspeedpower** · 05-06-2007, 07:54 PM

I'd keep it on, majority of the time it doesn't look right, faded paint, damaged paint from removing, the thousands of SUV's that'll dent the side of the car once it's off. I left it on my car, it doens't look that bad either way but I figure why risk all the hassel to have it either already be fucked up or get there very quickly. My side moldings have taken a hell of a beating and still look good as new, my soft bendy metal door and side panels just wouldn't look the same if they took such abuse.

But he's right with method of removal...nothing is stuck in a cavalier, just tacked on.

05-06-2007, 07:54 PM	#5 (permalink)
mazdaspeedpower Trippin' Balls Due To Mazda's Speed Posts: 1,097 Location: Kitchener Join Date: Aug 2005 Ride: 2003.5 Mazdaspeed Protege Fav Mod: Spec Stage 3 Clutch Class: Street	I'd keep it on, majority of the time it doesn't look right, faded paint, damaged paint from removing, the thousands of SUV's that'll dent the side of the car once it's off. I left it on my car, it doens't look that bad either way but I figure why risk all the hassel to have it either already be fucked up or get there very quickly. My side moldings have taken a hell of a beating and still look good as new, my soft bendy metal door and side panels just wouldn't look the same if they took such abuse. But he's right with method of removal...nothing is stuck in a cavalier, just tacked on. ------------------ 2003.5 Titanium Grey Mazdaspeed Protege-2.0L 5spd Turbo 1996 Cavalier-2.2L 3psd(AT)