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thinkin of getting a set of underbody neons...
for anyone with these already, would i have to take them out for winter? its probably gonna snow its a$$ off this time im worried that they might freeze and crack,
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I have them on my car, but it didn't see snow at all last year. I have a couple friends who drive with them daily in the snow during the winter, and they haven't had any problems.... but in central Illinois winter weather isn't too bad... if your going to be going thru deep snow I'd take them off in the winter just to be on the safe side
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