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Rear Louvres On Xr6t?

richyrich
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Does anyone have an "aunger" rear louver on their ba??Havent seen one around and wondering if the boot clears the louvre when opening it..Need pics please,also what do people think of them on turbos.Mines a 2002 ba xr6t.

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#2

Are you looking at it from an aesthetic perspective or functional?

On the looks front, not my cup of tea but its up to you.

On the 2nd, I dont see the need to protect passengers from the sun. Glass in cars is already UV protective. Perhaps just tint your windows? Personally id rather be able to see out the back without the clutter of those louvre thingos.

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:laughing:

Dont do it man.............. :spit:

Go some 18% tint you won't regret it...

#4

Tint is the way to go, I haven't had a louve on one of my cars since I had the 180B back in '86!

#5

As everbody is saying TINT is the way to go

#6
:fool: It would be a crime to put one on a T.
#7

No put one on, and get one of those front sun visors that you see on old Volvo 240 GLs :fool:

Dont forget the tartan blanket :spoton:

Just jokes man... go the tint :spoton:

#8

Tint man tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiint :blush:

#9

Louvres are a pain, they rattle at high speed and get dirty quite easily, get the tint :blush:

#10

I had louvres once........ for about 5 minutes...

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