Whats this black plastic behind the headlights?
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Whats this black plastic behind the headlights?
I keep rubbing on that part ever since i got 235/35/19 in the front. I used to have 225/35 and i wanst rubbing but i wanted more meat so i was thinking if i could just take that out but idk what it does. Anyone know?
P.S. Not the fender liner
#2
From my past experience, That plastic piece actually holds some of the tabs on each side of your bumper so that if looks flush with the car. There are tabs on your bumper that slide underneath tabs on that plastic piece. hope this helps.
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Some sort of plastic buffer that attaches to the fender, bumper, and possibly the headlight. It fills in what would otherwise be empty space. Perhaps helps with any potential sagging issues.
Anyhow, I just "grinded" mine down along with the surrounding metal. I'm running 225/35/19s, lowered on BCRs, and a 20 degree offset. Until I grinded down everything for the second time, on HARD potholes or bumps or step-ups in the road, my tire got slightly sliced by the metal/plastic that you're displaying above. Better safe than sorry...GRIND it away!
Anyhow, I just "grinded" mine down along with the surrounding metal. I'm running 225/35/19s, lowered on BCRs, and a 20 degree offset. Until I grinded down everything for the second time, on HARD potholes or bumps or step-ups in the road, my tire got slightly sliced by the metal/plastic that you're displaying above. Better safe than sorry...GRIND it away!
#5
Some sort of plastic buffer that attaches to the fender, bumper, and possibly the headlight. It fills in what would otherwise be empty space. Perhaps helps with any potential sagging issues.
Anyhow, I just "grinded" mine down along with the surrounding metal. I'm running 225/35/19s, lowered on BCRs, and a 20 degree offset. Until I grinded down everything for the second time, on HARD potholes or bumps or step-ups in the road, my tire got slightly sliced by the metal/plastic that you're displaying above. Better safe than sorry...GRIND it away!
Anyhow, I just "grinded" mine down along with the surrounding metal. I'm running 225/35/19s, lowered on BCRs, and a 20 degree offset. Until I grinded down everything for the second time, on HARD potholes or bumps or step-ups in the road, my tire got slightly sliced by the metal/plastic that you're displaying above. Better safe than sorry...GRIND it away!
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