Has anyone noticed how the front mudflaps that are supposedly for a 2004 do not conform to the car like the rear mudflaps do? I have noticed in some pictures of 2003 models that the front mudflaps do fit just like the rear ones. If anyone has any experience with this, please let me know!

Does anyone have a recommendation for a reputable place for window tinting in Columbia, MO?

Quote, originally posted by jman66 »The Magnetbra is nice but dirt and water will get under the edge over time. I have one on a 2002 Impala, just pulled it off to clean following the winter and there's a little dirt under it. But, nowhere near what would be under a traditional bar or mask. On my Vib...

Quote, originally posted by savedbyzero »That's actually quite nice! So does it lay completely flat? How thick is it? Is there just magnetic strips around edge or is the whole thing one big magnetic sheet?I need one of those! quite reasonable as well! Good find! It does lay completely flat and molds...

See http://www.magnetbra.com if you are interested in one of these for your car.

Quote, originally posted by 4X4CHICHI »I think it looks good, is it formed to fit the hood or can I just cut a piece of 4" wide magnetic stripping?It is cut out to fit the hood exactly, but the main thing that's needed is the trim strip that is provided with the bra. That is what fits around th...

Here is a photo of my recently installed Magnetic Bra on our 2004 Fusion Orange Vibe. It was relatively easy to install and cost less than a normal bra or the OEM one. It will not flop in the wind or let water seep under and damage the paint. So far, we really like it!! It should definitely help sto...

Hey, take a look at this website http://www.magnetbra.com/index.htmlI like this idea!! The price isn't too bad either. Go to the Vibe to look at a picture of one installed. This may be the route I take to protect my hood from road chips, which so easily seem to appear!!! You can almost spit on the p...

So, you bought the entire front-end bra and just used the hood part? Is there any way to not have to pay $89 for just the one piece. That seems a little high to me.

Does anyone have a good recommendation for a place to purchase a vinyl hood protector that is the bra-style? I am just wanting the piece that fits on the hood and not the complete front-end cover. Please provide the URL to a recommended dealer. Thanks.

Quote, originally posted by cdFxer »That is true, the spacing can be different on the longer CD's, but there are pressed CD's that use that same trick. Like the Beetles 1 CD. We had lots of trouble with that in the plant due to that and the data actually goes beyond the normal length. On some longe...

Quote, originally posted by cdFxer »The capacity of the CDR does not make a difference to the audio player-I would not recomend burning to full capacity on anything over 650MB due to mechanicals in the car unit. Some CDR's will work better than others. Some burners will not make an audio CD that wi...

Of course I selected the Audio CD option.

My bad!! The ones I have tried are 700MB (80 min.) CD-Rs. Sorry to lead you on there

I completed the cd burning in one session and finalized it at the end. I have used several brands as well and none seem to work except older 650MB CD-Rs that I had given to me. The ones I have tried have all been 800MB disks.

I am burning the files in .wav format using Roxio. I have tried other older Cd-R 650MB disks and they play fine. Have you been able to play 800MB CD-R audio disks in your factory system?

Does anyone have any advice on the reason why burned CD-R discs will not play in my factory CD player? I've tried several brands and they play on other audio equipment just fine. What needs to be done so that the factory system can read the disc? It just spits it out and says "Check CD."