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    side moulding????

    Has anyone seen thin side moulding made for our cars? When I was into hondas I had them, loved them compared to the ones that stuck out lan inch and a half. It made it so it was flush with the rest of the car. like this


    I am almost tempted to just shave them if I can't find anything. I would just shave the holes but not the entire thing.

    #2
    I've seen a couple of cars that modified E36 door moldings to fit, I've often thought about just making my own.

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      #3
      i wanna shave mine.

      But the next best thing would be short mouldings.

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        #4
        looking at the E46 moldings myself

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          #5
          I'm thinking of getting plastic in bulk, and buying a wood planar/router with a few bits and crank out a few - you'd need to double side sticky tape them, but that's standard in automotive trim if I understand correctly - not all trim uses tabs, and mounting hardware (?)
          Last edited by george graves; 01-04-2010, 09:28 PM.
          Originally posted by Matt-B
          hey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?

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            #6
            I thought someone used e34 or e39 moldings? Can't find that thread.

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              #7
              thinking about making my own as well now, idk. still kind of want to remove them and just shave the holes for the tabs.

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                #8
                @ 88driftIs this is kinda off topic, but I have some 15mm spacers in 4x100. I bought them to mount my new wheels, but they wont fit with the hubcentric rings in the wheel. the inside diameter is the same measurement as the stock hub

                Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
                You are lucky your Dad didn't pull out and leave you on the passenger side seat.

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