View Poll Results: What would you do?
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I like the emblem - I say keep it on the car. Only thing better would be one that has the HP numbers as mentioned by another member above.
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You asked for opinion
Here's mine. The badge is ok, clean and subtle, " BUT "... I don't like its placement because your car is otherwise badge less... So its placement in such a prominent place is out of place... BUT.... move it down to the lower part of your front fender by your front door seam and it will return your car to that clean badge less look but will stealth fully show off what is lurking under the hood. You get to keep the badges on the car but in a much more inconspicuous place... and not so much " In your Face "...
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I like the stealth, non-badge look better! Don't give them any hints to what you're packing underneath the hood! 
Plus the ones you displayed look a little too generic for what you've accomplished under the hood. It's like they could be swapped out to any other modified car.
Plus the ones you displayed look a little too generic for what you've accomplished under the hood. It's like they could be swapped out to any other modified car.
Last edited by MSG C5; May 23, 2013 at 10:57 PM.
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Your car looks good, and I like your license plate, it already sends a message, with that being said, I'd keep it more of a "Sleeper," and lose the Supercharge badge!
I'm not running 700RWHP, but I keep mine in "Sleeper mode," no idea what's under the hood..... ...
I'm not running 700RWHP, but I keep mine in "Sleeper mode," no idea what's under the hood.....
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Your Millenium Yellow and tasteful additions are very nice, except for that particular badge. Buh, bye.
ET makes a good point about location, plus I think whatever Austin comes up with will likely be good but here again, placement is a key to uniqueness as well as the design itself.
I am generally of the "Less is more" school. A couple examples of some I find fairly tasteful and well done are the BMW "M" car logos and the Merc "AMG" logos.
HTH
ET makes a good point about location, plus I think whatever Austin comes up with will likely be good but here again, placement is a key to uniqueness as well as the design itself.
I am generally of the "Less is more" school. A couple examples of some I find fairly tasteful and well done are the BMW "M" car logos and the Merc "AMG" logos.
HTH
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From: Cen-Cal Broke A$$ Kalifornia
Blitz you have a sweet ride dump the Badges
WE DONT NEED NO STINKING BADGES
Your car your choice my thing is dont advertize your BADAZZ toy let them think it's all show no go LOL
I dont have the power you have but I like the plain look all they see is my A-PILLAR and know not to -uck with me. Just my .02
Pops
WE DONT NEED NO STINKING BADGES
Your car your choice my thing is dont advertize your BADAZZ toy let them think it's all show no go LOL
I dont have the power you have but I like the plain look all they see is my A-PILLAR and know not to -uck with me. Just my .02
Pops
