Which to get...
Pro
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Wichita KS
Originally Posted by vett_girl
Kewl..... i've been in a few times. Nice place 
Next time I am not taking the vette though! Dont need another $90 tint ticket.
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 3,675
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From: Hayward (Bay Area) CA
Originally Posted by 1g1yy
Blackouts + sequentials?? If the car came that way people would say the blackouts are too dark, that they look better red -- and that the sequentials are too 60's (remember the Cougar, etc.).
I consider both a waste of money because they do not make the car look better -- they are gimmicky. I say spend the money on or toward a performance item or toward a detail job or a fluid change. (Have you had the brake/tranny fluid changed or the coolant system flushed recently?)
If the car came that way people would say the blackouts are too dark, that they look better red -- and that the sequentials are too 60's (remember the Cougar, etc.). I consider both a waste of money because they do not make the car look better -- they are gimmicky. I say spend the money on or toward a performance item or toward a detail job or a fluid change. (Have you had the brake/tranny fluid changed or the coolant system flushed recently?)
Race Director
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 16,135
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From: Newberry FL
Cruise-In VIII Veteran
St. Jude Donor '07
Originally Posted by vett_girl
Being good...... $200 
You can afford to get them both.
He charges $75 bucks for the 9 piece kit.
Greg Sanders
GS Creations, LLC
www.GScreationsLLC.com
www.stores.ebay.com/GSCreationsLLC
(I can get you ANY GM, Mazda or Infiniti part for way under dealer cost!!! Just email me with what part you need)
The sequential taillights are $99/before shipping and BAM, you got both for less than $200.
P.S. I think these mods look great together! I have them (installing the sequentials) and I think they rock! Do what you want, but I love the look!
