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It wasn't so difficult for my NX. I kinda like the look. It makes it look dope. Spot lights are going to be mounted on the brush guard. Also, I'm going to put some colored underbody LED light strips and possibly some spinner rims. I'm going for the baller look.
If you drove any amount of time in NYC you would understand the need for this.
So many people drive around with those ugly rubber and I understand why. Cabs everywhere clad in black rubber bumper add-ons. Everyone is ready for war. And I'm driving around up here all naked.
If you drove any amount of time in NYC you would understand the need for this.
So many people drive around with those ugly rubber and I understand why. Cabs everywhere clad in black rubber bumper add-ons. Everyone is ready for war. And I'm driving around up here all naked.
I just died of ugliness. I think you need a mullet, a case of PBR, and camo from head to toe to be allowed to install that.
But if you make the car look so hideous, wouldn't that defeat the purpose? Wouldn't it look better with dents and scratches than with these monstrosities?
I can understand the concept of protection against cosmetic damage. But if the protection itself is even uglier than the damage it's supposed to protect you against, then what's the point?
4Runner and Brushbar = marriage made in heaven
NX and Brushbar =
Now in all fairness, it looks worse on the non-F Sport front-end as per NXOwner's photshopped image above. The MRM F Sport you have above is not as bad and would look less bad if it were black to hide a little more blending in with the black grille and rear lower bumper.
If you must go for it, consider a black and subtle/smaller one in design/size.
But if you make the car look so hideous, wouldn't that defeat the purpose? Wouldn't it look better with dents and scratches than with these monstrosities?
I can understand the concept of protection against cosmetic damage. But if the protection itself is even uglier than the damage it's supposed to protect you against, then what's the point?
I'll take ugly over damage. damage is never good for resale value.