Badge Delete?

[60Driver]

Originally Posted by randomquickness

+1 for clean shaven...and on the car too

I've noticed that sometimes clean shaven leads to randomquickness.
:eyebulge:

[Jamers]

Originally Posted by WolfsburgerMitFries

Well said Templedogg. How the hell did we get to a point in society where people actually believe they are improving their car by taking parts like the factory badging off? Its the most insanely stupid trend going right now. Oh wait...I get it, the car will be lighter and faster without a badge.

Remember all the fools in the early to mid 90s that wore their jeans hanging half way off their ass and their underwear sticking 3 inches up over their pants, a la Marky Mark? Those dumb asses most have all grown up and decided to start taking the badges off their cars.

Every decade there's sure to be another retarded trend that spreads like wildfire. What ever happened to baby Daytons and wheel spacers? 10 years ago, you couldn't beat wiggers out of that stupid crap with a Louisville slugger. And debadging is every bit as stupid.

Did you ever think some people may just want the "clean look." I don't think I heard anyone mention how debadgeing is actually improving the vehicle performance wise, that is your assumption. Learn not to jump to conclusions and that others may have different taste then you. It's alright to have a different opinion no need to stereotype and name call.

[HebbNH]

Originally Posted by 60Driver

I've noticed that sometimes clean shaven leads to randomquickness.

LOL +1. Seriously though, I hadn't given debadging a thought until I saw this thread. It is now 1st on my to-do list once I get my 1er home.

[asv]

I posted a brief overview of my debadge experience here.

http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showt...1814#post81814

[eunosracr]

I debadged today. Looks way better.

[white911]

Originally Posted by chriskurn

I know I will get flamed for this, but I hate it when people de-badge cars. Either you bought a smaller less powerful version of a car, or your ego needs a boost by blowing some poor unsuspecting fool away.

What's the purpose of de-badging?

--It's almost as bad as people putting M badges on a non-M car

Badge-Delete is a normal Porsche option. Why does anybody need a badge to say Boxster, Cayman, 911 or Carrera, when it is obvious. It is just somewhere else where it is difficult to wax.

[Qube]

Wow. I'll leave the 135 on my wife's coupe, but this sounds neat... rebadging my 128 vert into a 821i

[ONE]

In Europe most high end cars don't have badge numbers and it has nothing to do with Marky Mark or low riding jeans, lol.

I say go ahead and badge or debadge; it's your choice, your 1 and no-one else's.

Originally Posted by WolfsburgerMitFries

Well said Templedogg. How the hell did we get to a point in society where people actually believe they are improving their car by taking parts like the factory badging off? Its the most insanely stupid trend going right now. Oh wait...I get it, the car will be lighter and faster without a badge.

Remember all the fools in the early to mid 90s that wore their jeans hanging half way off their ass and their underwear sticking 3 inches up over their pants, a la Marky Mark? Those dumb asses most have all grown up and decided to start taking the badges off their cars.

Every decade there's sure to be another retarded trend that spreads like wildfire. What ever happened to baby Daytons and wheel spacers? 10 years ago, you couldn't beat wiggers out of that stupid crap with a Louisville slugger. And debadging is every bit as stupid.

[Qube]

Debadging the vert was an excellent choice... And even the coupe. Why? The back of the 1 is too small. Adding the tiny badge makes it look cluttered, a definite afterthought. Sure, her car says 135 but on my very, the rear just looks slick and sexy. See the pics in this thread.

[ScottyGams]

hmmm... debadging was going to be 1st on my to-do list...

didn't know people were so image conscious here. There are OTHER ways to tell its a 135i you know

[Imola.ZHP]

^ DO IT!

Who cares what others think...