TomAssBender

^ classic

dmc27

Can't find the print out, but it showed something like this:

Same hp, same torque, Major increase in sexy.

Mortal Moxie

Heh everyone has their opinions on style.

I say, leave shiney silver things for Chrysler to try and figure out where to put on THEIR cars.

Huey52

iTrader: (2)

Same here. About six months now and they still look great. I Ice them along with everything else.

New Yorker

The stainless steel strakes (from Howard in the UK) are fabulous. They shine like your Mom's good silverware—not quite as bright as chrome, but more a rich, lustrous shine. They have a "richness" about them—not at all crass or cheap looking. Some are afraid they won't match other metal on the car, but the shiny lugnuts on the wheels match well. Besides, they're so small and narrow, they don't come across as too blingy. A nice, smart accent—particularly on a dark car.

Raptor2k

^word

theboy

These strakes i ordered from RX8strakes.com was really rough. the finishes was bad, and it thought it was alloy, and it turned out to be plastic. what the... the paint is not smooth and there is a flur stuck on the paint. i could not believe it. it was a rip off.

dgrx8

you forgot to mention that everybody keeps noticing that their strakes are already flaking!!!

w0rm

Anyone know where to locate some quality gunmetal strakes?

CarAndDriver

Any further experiences?

At least this company has money back 30 day return policy.

Raptor2k

Good thing the paint doesn't start flaking before the 30 days.

CarAndDriver

I wrote once and asked if they would refinish if problems occurred and they said yes and it doesnt have to be in the 30 day return period.