Autocity Import's D-Speed Trunk Lid on Rally Red
Apr 26, 2010, 01:28 PM
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Anybody else think it looks like the trunk is popped?
There's pretty much the same gap at the bottom as I'd see with my trunk popped, and everything else is shifted just the same.
Aside from it looking like everything is "up" compared to stock, the trunk itself looks gorgeous. I'd get one of these and paint it if only it didn't make the natural lines look like crap.
There's pretty much the same gap at the bottom as I'd see with my trunk popped, and everything else is shifted just the same.
Aside from it looking like everything is "up" compared to stock, the trunk itself looks gorgeous. I'd get one of these and paint it if only it didn't make the natural lines look like crap.
but fitment is nice
May 1, 2010, 10:26 AM
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man that is the same thought I had when I bought my do-luck last year, to bad they decided to sell me a crap one; you don't always get what you paid for...
May 1, 2010, 09:04 PM
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The fit looked good, never got to try it though. My issue was underneath the clearcoat, it was the weave itself...
UPS settled my claim for the $$ of the trunk, not the shipping...
UPS settled my claim for the $$ of the trunk, not the shipping...
May 2, 2010, 12:53 AM
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the fitment doesn't look great but you may be able to mess with it a bit and get things to line up better.
I have a problem buying "knockoffs" because your screwing the person who took the time to do the initial R&D on the product.
I have a problem buying "knockoffs" because your screwing the person who took the time to do the initial R&D on the product.
May 2, 2010, 06:49 AM
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I'm noy really worried about the r&d costs; I'm just worried about proper fitment. I have the doluck on mine and the fitment is flawless. I wouldn't have it any other way.