My trip to Corvettes at Carlisle - ACS install at show
08-25-2014, 06:13 PM
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My trip to Corvettes at Carlisle - ACS install at show
My 11th consecutive year of going to Corvettes at Carlisle...
This was definitely the wettest year I can remember
But excluding the weather it's still a good time.
A few months ago I tried to connect with folks from ACS during the GM nationals, but wasn't able to. First thing I did when I arrived at Corvettes at Carlisle was find the ACS tent.
finally got to meet Joseph face-to-face. 
Very nice folks, took my car right away. About an hour later I couldn't be happier with the results. 
Before:
After:
This was definitely the wettest year I can remember
But excluding the weather it's still a good time.
A few months ago I tried to connect with folks from ACS during the GM nationals, but wasn't able to. First thing I did when I arrived at Corvettes at Carlisle was find the ACS tent.
finally got to meet Joseph face-to-face. Very nice folks, took my car right away. About an hour later I couldn't be happier with the results. Before:
After:
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08-25-2014, 07:00 PM
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I also got the same installed by ACS, on Friday and couldn't be any happier . They look great . I'm going to pass on a tip that Pat from American Hydrocarbon gave me on how to help protect the front splitter . He told me to buy black door guard and install on the splitter , it was so easy that I also added it on the rockers. It will help prevent scratches . If I scratch it I just need to replace the 9.00 door guard . Best , you can't even see that it's on the car .
08-25-2014, 07:33 PM
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I also got the same installed by ACS, on Friday and couldn't be any happier . They look great . I'm going to pass on a tip that Pat from American Hydrocarbon gave me on how to help protect the front splitter . He told me to buy black door guard and install on the splitter , it was so easy that I also added it on the rockers. It will help prevent scratches . If I scratch it I just need to replace the 9.00 door guard . Best , you can't even see that it's on the car .
08-25-2014, 07:47 PM
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It's pretty much the same Glen did but used Xpel . I put along the edge of the whole splitter . In couple of days I can take a pic for you . I rent a garage and it's not so close or I would have taken a pic now . I bought the black door trim at Walmart . Look up custom accessories black door trim , serial # 97735W on the Walmart website. It's the same thing people use to put on the edge of there car door to protect it from scratches or dings
08-25-2014, 08:00 PM
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If you do your rockers buy 2 packages. I was short for one rocker. I need to buy one more. If your only using for splitter , one is more than enough
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I'm going to pass on a tip that Pat from American Hydrocarbon gave me on how to help protect the front splitter . He told me to buy black door guard and install on the splitter , it was so easy that I also added it on the rockers. It will help prevent scratches . If I scratch it I just need to replace the 9.00 door guard . Best , you can't even see that it's on the car .