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BSM Option Or Not?
Drifting
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 1,616
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From: Minnesota
Originally Posted by Lancer033
HOW MANY TIMES ARE WE GOING TO GO THROUGH THIS SAME &%#* TOPIC!!!!!?????
People come and go all the time so opinions change over time.
As for me I think it looks naked with out them. But I fell in love with the C5 that had them so to me that seemed normal.
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Pro
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 727
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From: Olympia Washington
Why does anyone really care? If you like them, keep them on. If you don't simply take them off.
I wonder if this will become a red state, blue state thing?
I think this could become a great topic for the 08 elections.
If I become an independent, do I have to keep one on one side and not on the other?
Vinnie
I wonder if this will become a red state, blue state thing?
I think this could become a great topic for the 08 elections.
If I become an independent, do I have to keep one on one side and not on the other?
Vinnie
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 11,148
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From: U S A
JMO, but without the BSM's it gives the impression that it's the bare bones cheaper version of the car, especially when seen next to one with the BSM's - not that it's a bad thing (J. Seinfeld).
It's kind of like when you see any group of the same new car in a dealer lot. You see the ones with the silver painted wheel covers with the black steelies peeking out underneath next to the model with the real cast aluminum wheels or the car with the flat black rubber bumpers next to the model with the bumpers color matched to the body (more so in years past)...you get an impression of which is the higher end model.
It's kind of like when you see any group of the same new car in a dealer lot. You see the ones with the silver painted wheel covers with the black steelies peeking out underneath next to the model with the real cast aluminum wheels or the car with the flat black rubber bumpers next to the model with the bumpers color matched to the body (more so in years past)...you get an impression of which is the higher end model.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: N/A
St. Jude Donor '06-'09
Originally Posted by blazeone
Get that Pontiac Grand Am looking crap off the car now 
Jeff
Safety Car
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 4,809
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From: Utah
Originally Posted by Stealthy4
I like the BSM where as most other do not. I think it adds to the lines of the C5. I actually like it better on the coupe and less on the convert. I also would remove it if I had a tigershark front and rear fascia as I think those fascias deserve a very "clean and smooth" appearance.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Somerset Co, NJ
Originally Posted by newyiddy20
i like them and they are functional too,they aid the laminar side airflow
I was going to post that, but you beat me to it! I like 'em, but my car came without them, oh well...
