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Quick Question

scuba steve · 2005-11-13 12:52:47

Just a quick question concerning De-Badging cars . . . . . . Is it compulsary to de-badge your car if you have done so much modding to the exterior of the car or is it just the owners decision to de-badge it? Cheers, Steve

13-11-2005 12:52pm

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scuba steve

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Just a quick question concerning De-Badging cars . . . . . . Is it compulsary to de-badge your car if you have done so much modding to the exterior of the car or is it just the owners decision to de-badge it?

Cheers, Steve

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#2 13-11-2005 1:27pm

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I think it depends on what mods are done,Eg ive got a flushed boot so a big H badge stuck in the middle of it would ruin it.

I think debadging would be rarely done to confuse people as to what car it is,its more so to tie in with a smooth/flush look

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#3 13-11-2005 2:20pm

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Like all other modifications, debadging is an owners decision. Personally I prefer my cars debadged. Seems more fluid.

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#4 13-11-2005 5:39pm

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I know of a 300BHP Focus that was badged as a 1.6! heh, imagine the fun he has supprising people. Its a bit sad IMO if you do it the other way round though, badge a 1.6 as a monster or the like. I seen a 316 Beamer with an 'M3' badge :rolleyes:

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#5 14-11-2005 12:10am

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I love my car and prolly wouldn't take the badge off it.... Love my Honda :rolleyes:

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