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Old 31-07-2010, 09:43 PM   #1
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Would someone mind doing some measurements on the placement of the XR8 and Tickford badges on the front guards for me.

I really would like to get them in the right spot.

Any tips would be helpfull as well

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Old 31-07-2010, 09:57 PM   #2
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The 8 is 25 in from the guard and 25 from the light the T is 30 in from the guard
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The 8 is 25 in from the guard and 25 from the light the T is 30 in from the guard
Excellent!
Thanks for that.

Do you think the polish should be stripped?
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Excellent!
Thanks for that.

Do you think the polish should be stripped?
Yes, wax and grease remover first.

Might I just add that there is no real 'spot' that was used all the time, even at the factory they used to just slap them on where they looked right. I have seen some on brand new cars that looks like they were doing it with their eyes shut :
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Personally, I'd leave them off - having them on only encourages people to remove them for you, and usually with a screwdriver.
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