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I live in WV where there are hills everywhere. It's nearly impossible to avoid scraping the front spoiler. My spoiler is scraped up but the only person who can notice
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I live in WV where there are hills everywhere. It's nearly impossible to avoid scraping the front spoiler. My spoiler is scraped up but the only person who can notice it is me.
You really need to get down to it and look close to see scratches. Ive even scraped the bottom of the front bumper. It left a few scrapes but its underneath the edge so it isn't a concern. My advise is to be careful around entrances and bumps like posts above say, other than that dont worry about it. You'll go crazy since it does scrape quite often. |
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