I'll send you the pics tonight SR1_Femme.

in my opinion I prefer the look with out. Monster's are meant to have the least amount of plastic and That extra bit of frame make's it look tougher, "mad max style". You do have to mess with the wiring but it really doesn't require any unhooking of them, just a ziptie or two.

Quote from: ryandalling on November 06, 2008, 01:05:58 PM
play with yourself...

Femme, don't know where you are but I'm in Lake Oswego.  If you've already written it off then drop it off at my place and let me see what I can do.  I think I've got the repair materials in the garage already.  Just pay for the clearcoat if we need a can.  And I can maybe put some reinforcing fiberglass onto the back of both of them if you like.  They'll be heavier but won't crack so easily.

It's raining and I've been home sick all week.  I'm bored

Scott

Quote from: scott_araujo on November 06, 2008, 07:37:15 PM
Femme, don't know where you are but I'm in Lake Oswego.  If you've already written it off then drop it off at my place and let me see what I can do.  I think I've got the repair materials in the garage already.  Just pay for the clearcoat if we need a can.  And I can maybe put some reinforcing fiberglass onto the back of both of them if you like.  They'll be heavier but won't crack so easily.

It's raining and I've been home sick all week.  I'm bored

Scott

You've got mail!

Quote from: BibleBoy on November 06, 2008, 11:49:15 AM
Nordy... in some circumstances, those concerns would be valid.  Fortunately for Femme, this is not one of them.  The side panels she's talking about are non structural, and do not have long enough fibers to get tangled in anything that would cause catastrophic damage.  I think the whole panel is what... 3"x8" or 3"x9" or thereabouts?

Doh, I should have read her post more thoroughly... I thought she meant a rear wheel hugger