Street Toyz
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Got my MSP Bra in the mail today ... looks awesome and fits even better ... I'll be photographing the car this weekend, I'll try and get some of the pics up for you all to see. 
I Got My MSP Bra
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Street Toyz said:Got my MSP Bra in the mail today ... looks awesome and fits even better ... I'll be photographing the car this weekend, I'll try and get some of the pics up for you all to see.
Excellent! I am anxious to see how it looks. Did you order it online?
Cheers!
Street Toyz
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unlike others who are willing to settle for the P5 bra (which has a marker light hole on the side, I had a bra manufacturer make a one of for me and I am really impressed. They advised that no one will make a run of these so this may be the only way to get em. Once I post my pics ill post the company name and contacts for you guys. Cost was $130, took about 3 weeks to make. Looking to get Mazdaspeed embroidered on the hood piece next.
twiztedjeckel
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alright congratulations. now you can have uneven paint fading and nastyass paint scratches from the s*** that gets underneith the bra. nice choice
yeah really, don't leave it on all the time. Take it off and wash underneath it, and make sure you got a s*** load of wax on the nose of the car. Bra's work, but only if you do it right. Your only technically supposed to put them on when you know your going to be on the highway, or driving through bad road conditions. Their not meant to be on all of the time. Next thing you know, you'll have a two tone hood. And watch the sand that builds up underneath, it gets REALLY nasty, and scratches the F@#$ out of the hood.
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SpicyMSP said:
God! I'm still roflmao~~!! But it's true; you do have to be careful with a bra. I had one on my 1975 Fiat 128 Spider. They do protect well, stone chips, etc... Everything mentioned above is a good idea. And, if it rains on it, that's a pain. They are nice, however, and they do bring their own little maintenance with everything considered.
Cheers!
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twiztedjeckel
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Kooldino said:
yeah cause most people like to piss away money. thats like buying snow tires when you live in FL or CA.
I use my front cover all the time. If you take care of it, it will do its job. The scratches and faded paint jobs are because lazy people that do not take care of it. They leave it on for about a year before taking them out. I will dare anyone to find any damage on my paint job. I have it for at least a year.
PS - I'am interested in the custom bra for my cousins MSP.
PS - I'am interested in the custom bra for my cousins MSP.
twiztedjeckel
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promp3 said:
dicks out of ass and in your mouth tough guy
so lets see some pictures of this wonderful bra already
Street Toyz
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I hope to have pics posted by Sunday. Anyone who claims to have their paint faded by a bra or their car damaged by one, is not only lazy, but probably bought one from JC whitney for 19.99. All my cars (Serious show cars mind you), have had bras,(High Quality Ones) and have never had a problem. Unlike the "Clear Tape" which will fade your paint over time and you will have no choice but to take it because of the uber glue used. Not to mention the wax build up on the edges, unless you dont maintain your car. Those that swear by the tape simply want protection without maintanence and have probably never owned a car worth maintaining. So post your pictues with your MSP with a scotch tape front end and lets see how it looks. BTW, most people do look at your car from within a foot or two and thats the point when they say "Looks good from far but far from good".
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Hey Street Toyz,
I got a front mask for my p5 and the part about not leaving them on all the time is right on the money. Dirt and detritus as well as dead bugs can get under so you gotta take it off (like when you wash your car), dust it off good and put if back on every so often.
Washing them in the batchtub ain't too much of a pain, so do that like in the spring and then before winter.
i drive in NJ/NY (like i like to say, the Armpits of the USA) and with all the construction and crap that's going on, it's a good idea to leave it on for protection. I already got 3 nicks on my hood that went down to the metal before I got my mask on. Had to apply ugly touchup paint. Not to mention the "rock" salt spreaders and sand spreaders that can machine gun your finish if you just have to pass those damn beasts...
oh, sorry you're in Florida. don't you just miss the snow and salt?
I got a front mask for my p5 and the part about not leaving them on all the time is right on the money. Dirt and detritus as well as dead bugs can get under so you gotta take it off (like when you wash your car), dust it off good and put if back on every so often.
Washing them in the batchtub ain't too much of a pain, so do that like in the spring and then before winter.
i drive in NJ/NY (like i like to say, the Armpits of the USA) and with all the construction and crap that's going on, it's a good idea to leave it on for protection. I already got 3 nicks on my hood that went down to the metal before I got my mask on. Had to apply ugly touchup paint. Not to mention the "rock" salt spreaders and sand spreaders that can machine gun your finish if you just have to pass those damn beasts...
oh, sorry you're in Florida. don't you just miss the snow and salt?
PA_MP3_Man
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Yeah tell me about it. I hate driving by a state truck and hearing the sound of rock salt hitting the car. I should get a bra too, I drive about 90 highway miles a day and have a huge freaking chip to the bone in my hood. Would have been right where a bra could have protected it too. Oh well. Guess I'll just wait till it gets too nasty to look at and buy a CF hood. Enjoy the bra.
Street Toyz
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Yeah but in place of snow and salt we have continuous construction and road debree.
Street Toyz
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Bra Pics
As promised here are the pics of the Bra I had made for the car.
As promised here are the pics of the Bra I had made for the car.
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