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. If you are not going to replace the one, or get a new set, take the other 3 off! 
haha My rear tint is crazy bubbly!I don't run a *top* cover on mine. Would not fit anyway. The hoses are usually sold as "cut to fit" so most people don't really know this. You should cut the bare minimum to avoid a kink though as it allows you to trim it further in the future especially where the worm clamps dig into it. My biggest pet peeve on cars is bubble tint....or a missing hub cap.....Really irks the living shit out of me
That's a standard option on Dodges.
Lol, last one I heard was from one of their mini vans
green, as a replica. If only the producers chose something less cringe 
, maybe all the movie fan boys would be modeling their car after a decent example.
………of the Eclipses.
drives me nuts, and tells you nothing unless you have the same exact platform as them. But at the same time, they probably cant tell you the specifics of what they have since it was a "stage" kit upgrade
Not to mention the way it jumps up and down over the tiniest of road variations compressing their spine over and over. Must be real comfortable!
I call them "short timers" because it's only going to be a short amount of time before the first light rain is going to put them in the guard rail. I have a strange habit of looking at the yaw marks on the highway since I drive a lot. They look like an old Schwinn 10 speed took out 60' of guard rail. If they roll over the marks are fatter at the end. Darwinism at it's best.
So, like, if you're an extreme drifter, and hit NOS while sliding down a Japanese mountain road while chasing a 65 Mustang, you can go up on 2 wheels and have perfect traction.
checks out once I hear “stage 9000”
