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Cool! Pay particular attention and take your time on the trailing edges of the pieces on the headlights.

I use (and sometimes sell) these. This test is a couple of years old, but gets the point across. They even put their money where their mouths are. I have them on the Edge and the GTR. You can see them in the pics. (obviously, I included several links. Check 'em out if you're curious.)

Probably even more than that...

I've used jammers for years, and jam-to-gun doesn't exist EVER with ANYONE in the real world. All you can hope for is some time to slow down, and I've had it every time. I've had cops shoot me for 20+ seconds before getting my speed, and I've even had a couple pull me over to ask why they couldn't get my speed. I actually sold a K40 jammer to a cop for a family member of his.

It should be available in about a month.

Depends... Which jammers and specifically where?

Hoya filters are just fine. I actually have a Hoya UV here that I inherited, if you'd like it. It's 52mm. You'll probably never use the ND. See if it'd be cheaper to get them individually...

Talk to your optometrist. They have to fill out a form.

I replaced everything with Boston Acoustics speakers. If you really want details, pm me.

Great shots! My only real input is that you need a kaesmann cpl. Especially the bridge pic and the lighthouse pic.

The row I was in is all handicapped.

It's not the software, it's the hardware and supported bluetooth profiles.

Yeah, unfortunately, you can only minimize the chance of damage, not eliminate it entirely.

Yeah. The faster you go, the farther out it zooms. When you slow down, it zooms in.

I'm closer to it than you are...

Check out this rock star parking! This is how I roll!

These are what I have in the doors... http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000O1V5I6/ref=redir_mdp_mobile

Ooooooohhh. See=sell? That makes more sense.

I'm pretty sure that I don't understand the question...

I indeed hate chrome, but I can tolerate brushed aluminum.

There's a huge dimple in the back of the factory box to enable the factory sub to be backbolted. To fit the other sub, I had to cut it off. I then glued and siliconed an ABS plate over the hole. I followed that with some fiberglass and some dynamat on the back of the box. I then dynamatted the whole inside of the box.

http://www.fordedgeforum.com/index.php?/topic/3905-found-it/

I'm usually in the candihapped spot, as I just had a hip. When not, though, I try to find spots between two newer-looking expensive cars.

No problem. Like I said, let me know if you have any questions.

The factory one is nice, but if it hadn't come with mine, I'd get the WeatherTech.