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Plugs the holes left when you remove the crash bars, and adds a unique way to cover them with a cool finish. Purely aesthetic, but cool.
Installed them and they look great! Thanks.
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Looks good. I have not installed mine yet.
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Just something else to F around with on the Lego vehicle.
Yea then you wont need these. Anyone upgrading to 35" tires have too, and any of the Sasquatch trimmed vehicles don't have them, so these just add a finished look is all.
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Debating on wheel upgrade and will definitely go bigger. Not sure if I'm going 35" but thought I'd remove just in case.
I was going to try and stay with 33" tires...then I scored a deal on some Sasquatch rims and tires...so now I have 35's. Haha
Looks great!
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