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Posted by Sydney T. Oct 20, 2022 11:37 PM
Purchased these drilled and slotted rotors in black. Keep in mind that once they are broken in they are no longer black. Also when installing them DO NOT use brake cleaner as you normally would on new rotors. The black coating starts to smear and come off. Then again this doesn’t really matter as once broken in this coating comes off anyway. I have not used these in the rain yet, which is the main reason I purchased the drilled ones that perform better on wet roads. My only downfall of these rotors is that they still smell when going down large hills that require braking for a solid minute or two consistently. I wonder when that will cease since I have followed the break in procedure. Overall they get the job done.
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Posted by Brad H. | (Troy, OH) Who drives a 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sep 23, 2022 05:55 PM
I did a lot of searching for new fender flares for my 1997 Jeep Wrangler and the Spec-D brand flares were not only the least expensive, but were easy to install and look great on the Jeep. You could spend a lot more money for the same look as the Spec-D, but you would not be getting a better accessory.
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Posted by Louis S. | (Harrodsburg, KY) Who drives a 2009 Volkswagen Jetta Aug 22, 2022 04:30 PM
I followed the instructions and had way more issues than I thought I would. The adhesive is very strong making it almost impossible to reposition the film without stretching. Once stretched, you will end up with excess material at the edges if your headlights are not completely flat. Also due to the strong adhesive, it is very difficult to remove bubbles. Popping them with a pin per the instructions does nothing except make marks in the film. I wish the manufacturer left more material at the edges so you didn't have to be so precise when lining up the edges. This would also prevent fingerprints left behind. I suggest not peeling off all of the backing to begin with despite the instructions. You could then squeegee a little at a time leaving fewer bubbles.
As for the positives: the film appears to be very durable and is not flimsy at all. I could see where, knowing all of the above ahead of time, this could have been a decent installation.
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Posted by Erick G. | (Quartzsite, AZ) Who drives a 2015 Chevrolet Express Mar 25, 2022 05:08 PM
The installer of the running boards said it was a major pain to install it became a 3hr job. The boards look great install and makes entering and leaving the vechile a lot easier. Communacation with Sam's was a bit confusing, they said we'll send you an email when shipped, no email and poof theye were at my door. Much longer than the 2 days shipping it said on the bill. The whole ordeal is over and with ibstalltion total price was a tad over $500 for those doing it themselves be prepared for a 3 hour job.
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Posted by Keegan J. | (Amherst, NS) Who drives a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado Feb 04, 2022 04:51 PM
Everything was good and it was fast shipping but when I got it one of the rivets were broke off because it’s plastic. Buy I glued it back in and it’s good now
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Posted by Cory M. | (Denver, PA) Who drives a 2002 Cadillac DeVille Dec 12, 2021 05:31 PM
Front pieces fit well. Rear was pretty far off. Look good but install was rough on the rear. Parts were not formed to match the fender opening as well as the front. Hardware was good quality.
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