Anyone delete their high beams?
I'm not saying it's going to be the new trend guys. Just trying to keep everyone involved haha.
I think both look good but at the same time i would not spend a dime on getting the delete. Unless i was competing and every single thing count and my car benefited from deleting the high beams cuz of weight/air flow.
On a track car you could use the high beam holes to direct air into the engine bay efficiently.
I think both look good but at the same time i would not spend a dime on getting the delete. Unless i was competing and every single thing count and my car benefited from deleting the high beams cuz of weight/air flow.
On a track car you could use the high beam holes to direct air into the engine bay efficiently.
I'm not saying it's going to be the new trend guys. Just trying to keep everyone involved haha.
I think both look good but at the same time i would not spend a dime on getting the delete. Unless i was competing and every single thing count and my car benefited from deleting the high beams cuz of weight/air flow.
On a track car you could use the high beam holes to direct air into the engine bay efficiently.
I think both look good but at the same time i would not spend a dime on getting the delete. Unless i was competing and every single thing count and my car benefited from deleting the high beams cuz of weight/air flow.
On a track car you could use the high beam holes to direct air into the engine bay efficiently.
Before picking my SC up I will say I was highly turned off by the look of the high beams. Even now, I say they don't fit the rest of the shape of the car... but they seem to be a necessary design point of the car some how. The car does look a bit... off without them. Also, these are the best damn brights I've had in any car. Super bright and they seem to shine for a mile. That alone would make me want to keep them.
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