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**cooljess76** · 08-01-2011, 10:05 PM

Haha, those look familiar! Bryan got these from me a while back, I decided to use the black ones instead. One thing to note, you'll need to trim about 3/8" off of the top edge for these to fit on the ti. The clips don't line up either, so you'll have to use some sort of adhesive. I used 3M Windo-Weld or there's another product called Dow Beta-Seal which is basically the same thing. The top edge tucks under the weather stripping too, so your cut doesn't have to be precise. Once you trim them, they fit perfectly, the contour matches the ti's doorjamb and they're a few inches longer than the plain ti trim. Couple dabs of sticky stuff and you're all set! Chad's a great guy and these probably won't last long at that price.

BTW, they add about 11rwhp. My car literally felt much faster after installing these!

08-01-2011, 10:05 PM	#2
cooljess76 NOBODY F's with the Jesus Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Ventura California Posts: 7,824 iTrader: (6) Photo Gallery	Haha, those look familiar! Bryan got these from me a while back, I decided to use the black ones instead. One thing to note, you'll need to trim about 3/8" off of the top edge for these to fit on the ti. The clips don't line up either, so you'll have to use some sort of adhesive. I used 3M Windo-Weld or there's another product called Dow Beta-Seal which is basically the same thing. The top edge tucks under the weather stripping too, so your cut doesn't have to be precise. Once you trim them, they fit perfectly, the contour matches the ti's doorjamb and they're a few inches longer than the plain ti trim. Couple dabs of sticky stuff and you're all set! Chad's a great guy and these probably won't last long at that price. BTW, they add about 11rwhp. My car literally felt much faster after installing these! Attached Thumbnails Last edited by cooljess76; 08-02-2011 at 12:19 AM.