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Mazda3GQ
04-15-2008, 10:24 PM
Grille's? I can't find any vendors, whats out there?
Rock Blocker -- recommended or not?
Short Shifter? Whats the best performance?
Shift knob - where's the options?
oh yea, 2008 Mazda3 GT S Sedan.
NCZ13
04-16-2008, 12:56 AM
bluebatmobile.net for the vinyl overlays
everything else do a search. theres a ton of info out there
phantomchick3
04-16-2008, 06:13 AM
check out twm performance for a short shifter and knobs, i just got one from them and i like it so far.
aurora blue, which blue is that...the really bright sparkly one?
Akaveli
04-16-2008, 10:09 AM
Grille's? I can't find any vendors, whats out there?
Rock Blocker -- recommended or not?
Short Shifter? Whats the best performance?
Shift knob - where's the options?
oh yea, 2008 Mazda3 GT S Sedan.
Rockblockers = Yup. I currently have Blue rock blockers for my headlights and fogs.
Short Shifter = YES! TWM Baby!
Shift knob = I'd recommend TWM again but there are alot of choices for you to choose. lol Currently I have the Stainless Steel Type R knob.
Mazda3GQ
04-16-2008, 10:48 AM
Rockblockers = Yup. I currently have Blue rock blockers for my headlights and fogs.
Short Shifter = YES! TWM Baby!
Shift knob = I'd recommend TWM again but there are alot of choices for you to choose. lol Currently I have the Stainless Steel Type R knob.
Cool. What about the paint protection? Does it suffocate the paint? Would it fade the paint differently after a few years?
Mazda3GQ
04-16-2008, 10:54 AM
check out twm performance for a short shifter and knobs, i just got one from them and i like it so far.
aurora blue, which blue is that...the really bright sparkly one?
This is not my car: (obviously since its not same model) But its the aurora blue...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb0w2y7ApM0
Akaveli
04-16-2008, 11:04 AM
Cool. What about the paint protection? Does it suffocate the paint? Would it fade the paint differently after a few years?
Paint Protection? Suffocate the paint? Ok, you lost me there? (eek2)
Mazda3GQ
04-16-2008, 02:50 PM
Paint Protection? Suffocate the paint? Ok, you lost me there? (eek2)
They have film that you apply over the paint on the front bumper, front part of the hood and fenders, and the side mirrors. This protects the paint from road debri and rock chips (rock blocker).
NCZ13
04-16-2008, 02:53 PM
the paint will be fine with a clear bra.
Akaveli
04-16-2008, 02:58 PM
They have film that you apply over the paint on the front bumper, front part of the hood and fenders, and the side mirrors. This protects the paint from road debri and rock chips (rock blocker).
Oh. I thought you was referring to the Headlights and fogs rock blockers.
Mazda3GQ
04-16-2008, 04:38 PM
Oh. I thought you was referring to the Headlights and fogs rock blockers.
Same apply's!
I don't know that it would look good on a Blue car though.
Akaveli
04-16-2008, 04:40 PM
Same apply's!
I don't know that it would look good on a Blue car though.
I just don't see how the same applies. You can look at my sig and you can see the rock blockers on my headlights. It is not applied on any paint, same as my fogs. So that confuses me a little on how it applies to this. They are precut and all you have to do is line them up and apply they on. So touching the paint is not an issue, unless your referring to a bra to cover the whole front.
Mazda3GQ
04-16-2008, 06:13 PM
I just don't see how the same applies. You can look at my sig and you can see the rock blockers on my headlights. It is not applied on any paint, same as my fogs. So that confuses me a little on how it applies to this. They are precut and all you have to do is line them up and apply they on. So touching the paint is not an issue, unless your referring to a bra to cover the whole front.
Sorry... i just meant i was looking for rock blocker reviews in general for all products.
Akaveli
04-16-2008, 10:49 PM
Sorry... i just meant i was looking for rock blocker reviews in general for all products.
No problem. :) But yea, rock blockers are sweet!
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