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  1. RedPartyCup801
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    02-12-2012 06:18 PM #71
    Planning on tackling this project very soon. Have about 95% of the pieces needed to convert my interior from Grey to Black. Will definitely be using this thread in addition to my bentley to pull it off. Hopefully it goes smoothly!!!
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    10-11-2012 11:55 PM #72
    Holy bump from the past! Doing this gradually during the week just need pillars off so I can remove the headliner to convrrt
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    10-29-2012 10:26 PM #73
    You guys know a bent coat hanger in a loop works better than both the oem tool and a dental pick?
    Got the bitch clip out in 2 seconds, just loop and yank.
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    10-29-2012 10:46 PM #74
    Quote Originally Posted by mkivgolfball View Post
    You guys know a bent coat hanger in a loop works better than both the oem tool and a dental pick?
    Got the bitch clip out in 2 seconds, just loop and yank.
    Be very careful not to poke and yank your airbag along with it.
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    liking/appreciating static is one thing, but to think its better that airride is a whole nuther story....better ride and handling while driving, more drivability, and looks better when parked....you might as well say its better to always have a hard on...id rather deflate it when im not using it and then pump it up when its time to go....lol...
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