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I haven't even unpacked them yet. Hopefully today I will make some room in the garage and get them on. My lids shipped too, so I am hesitant to do all the audio work until Sonic finally sends me my DSR1.
So, I think the color match was pretty good, and the paint looks smooth. I'm not 100% thrilled with the fitment of the pod on the lower, but maybe they are all that way. I still can't get the damn back piece on. After 5 or 6 failed try, I just ordered a magnetic 10mm socket.aybe that will help.
The ones I've seen/installed were that way. They can be made to fit better, but requires a gluing a guide on the wer to help hold it in place. As far as the bolts go try a little piece of tape over the head of the bolt then put the socket on it, it'll stay.
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