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Old 12-30-2009, 11:42 AM
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De-badging the Turbo?
Have any of you gents de-badged the rear deck lids "TURBO" script badge? I saw this pic in another thread and it has me thinking that it looks REAL clean. If you guys have any pics with this done please post em up.
 
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Use waxed dental floss to remove badge, then 3m adhesive remover or similar.
 
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Use waxed dental floss to remove badge, then 3m adhesive remover or similar.
I don't think he was asking how to do it more so than would it look good. I personally like the badge (just not in chrome). But def very stealthy. Even more so on a Sledgehammer.
 
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I like the badge as well, I replaced mine with a black version rather than the chrome
 
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Debadging is for pansies ...
 
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You pay 130K plus for that badge...why would you want to deface errr.. remove it?
 
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I believe in everything being debadged but don't know if I can justify (if ever) removing the "turbo" script. Still debating..... but will probably end up leaving it.
 
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When a car reaches this caliber, i would never de-badge it. Wear it with pride! lol
 
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I agree, it's a badge of honor, it should be left intact!
 
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Originally Posted by Serpentene
You pay 130K plus for that badge...why would you want to deface errr.. remove it?
You payed 130k for a turbo badge. I'll sell you a turbo badge for 5k pm me
 
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I got a GT3RS rear decklid so as not to confuse people I put on a black turbo badge.

I honestly think it looks good either way.

What you can do is take a picture of your car and post it here, Im sure anyone with even a little photoshop skills can PS a picture for you with the badge removed. Then you can decide if you like the look of it for your car.
 
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I got a GT3RS rear decklid so as not to confuse people I put on a black turbo badge.

I honestly think it looks good either way.

What you can do is take a picture of your car and post it here, Im sure anyone with even a little photoshop skills can PS a picture for you with the badge removed. Then you can decide if you like the look of it for your car.
I actually just installed a satin black "turbo" badge on my basalt black, but came across that pic of the GT2 with out the badge and liked the way it looked so I just wanted to get some opinions, thats all. With the black badge its subtle. Its clear, I am going to leave it. Thanks for posting.
 
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I do like the clean look....But I too would leave it. I do however like the 'wolf in sheeps clothing' idea without the badge....for folks that don't know the turbo body.

I'm going to switch out my current 4S badge for a flat black.
 
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I'm in the de-badge everything camp. I took everything I could off the minivan for crying out loud.
 
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