The Official WTF-Car of the Day Thread
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Oh, GROW UP.
Disclosure: not all of us in RTP are jerks, but many of them are sequestered in Cary, our version of District 9 for emigres. :P
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I couldn't shoot a pic, but this morning I was passed by a Civic with lots of fake foglight doodads in the lower air intake grill, and fake vents ... on the passenger door. Y'know. to help vent,... the door, I guess.
For examples, see this page at the bottom under "fake aftermarket vents."
Disclosure: not all of us in RTP are jerks, but many of them are sequestered in Cary, our version of District 9 for emigres. :P
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I couldn't shoot a pic, but this morning I was passed by a Civic with lots of fake foglight doodads in the lower air intake grill, and fake vents ... on the passenger door. Y'know. to help vent,... the door, I guess.
For examples, see this page at the bottom under "fake aftermarket vents."
Oh, GROW UP.
Disclosure: not all of us in RTP are jerks, but many of them are sequestered in Cary, our version of District 9 for emigres. :P
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I couldn't shoot a pic, but this morning I was passed by a Civic with lots of fake foglight doodads in the lower air intake grill, and fake vents ... on the passenger door. Y'know. to help vent,... the door, I guess.
For examples, see this page at the bottom under "fake aftermarket vents."

Disclosure: not all of us in RTP are jerks, but many of them are sequestered in Cary, our version of District 9 for emigres. :P
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I couldn't shoot a pic, but this morning I was passed by a Civic with lots of fake foglight doodads in the lower air intake grill, and fake vents ... on the passenger door. Y'know. to help vent,... the door, I guess.
For examples, see this page at the bottom under "fake aftermarket vents."


Thanks for the lesson on the fake vents professor.. just because a 'vent' is from the factory doesn't mean it actually does anything more than the walmart vents, that site had some poor examples..
Why don't you take a dose of your own medicine?


Original Thread, started by the owner (with lots more pics):
http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=4064843
bedliner
, i understand on a offroad truck, but not a car
, unless of course he is not a very good driver, and goes off the road alot, then i'm lmfao
at least he did it fully though with the door jambs and such
, i understand on a offroad truck, but not a car
, unless of course he is not a very good driver, and goes off the road alot, then i'm lmfaoat least he did it fully though with the door jambs and such
I wouldn't want to own it but it's definitely interesting.. I wonder how it changes the drag resistance.. I'd imagine it would decrease.
I think I'd like it more in a different color combo.. that combo is a bit
I think I'd like it more in a different color combo.. that combo is a bit
lol I remember that A4. Its cool, but I'd never do it. Probably matches the stucco on those townhouses in the background 
I think I'd rather do that roll-on enamel paint or whatever for what he was going for. Wouldn't be as durable as that bedliner, but it'd be tougher than a clearcoated paint job and would look better than bedliner.

I think I'd rather do that roll-on enamel paint or whatever for what he was going for. Wouldn't be as durable as that bedliner, but it'd be tougher than a clearcoated paint job and would look better than bedliner.
His car kept getting vandalized. Aside from the added weight its pretty fuckin cool.
Parks across from me in the garage, the "Lily Pulitzer" Jeep. Yes, every panel of this car is covered in the flowers or whatever. Easily grab a few more pics if you guys are interested in getting one of your own.
Swarovski Crystal SL600...this Mercedes-Benz SL600 was coated with over 200,000 Swarkovski crystals and Bavarian White Mammoth seat covers.




more pics here:
http://www.madwhips.com/swarovski-cr...-sl600-by-dad/




more pics here:
http://www.madwhips.com/swarovski-cr...-sl600-by-dad/
I would suspect that in the case of this Audi, any nominal gains (if any) in fuel efficiency brought on by the reduced drag coefficient of the rough surface are more than offset by the increased fuel consumption required to accelerate the added mass of the coating.
Mythbusters actually did a show on that. They took a clean Taurus and got a baseline MPG at a steady speed, then took the same car a coated it with a layer of mud. IIRC, the MPG was the same or slightly worse with the mud on it. They then took it a step further and coated the car with a layer of model clay and took divots out of it, basically making it look like a car-shaped golfball. Turns out that got about 3 MPG better than when clean.
I would suspect that in the case of this Audi, any nominal gains (if any) in fuel efficiency brought on by the reduced drag coefficient of the rough surface are more than offset by the increased fuel consumption required to accelerate the added mass of the coating.
I would suspect that in the case of this Audi, any nominal gains (if any) in fuel efficiency brought on by the reduced drag coefficient of the rough surface are more than offset by the increased fuel consumption required to accelerate the added mass of the coating.

also just woundering how he got the paint to actually stick to the bedliner :shrug
as long as no glass was shattered, it is only cosmetic, so no problem in not fixing it, only thing is that it will decrease the resal value of it quite a bit depending on how bad it is, so might be worth it, to get it fixed in the long run












shit in there... wtf


, but at least it was not to a nice car though