Blobeye & Hawkeye PU Polyurethane Splitters - £89.99 Next Day Delivery
19 January 2015, 10:00 AM
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I'd like to share a ittle incident with prospective buyers to illustrate just how strong these splitters are.
I had cause to venture across a steep gradient into a gravelled car park yesterday. It flattened out sharply and I had a feeling the splitter was going to touch ground. Proceeding with appropriate caution, sure enough there came the dreaded scraping sound, and the car came to a stop.
In other words, the splitter stopped the car. The front bumper was distorted enough to pop one of the fog light covers out, but the splitter is fine apart from a couple of scrapes underneath.
It may sound like I was being careless, but I was actually being very cautious and I found an alternative route into the car park.
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I had cause to venture across a steep gradient into a gravelled car park yesterday. It flattened out sharply and I had a feeling the splitter was going to touch ground. Proceeding with appropriate caution, sure enough there came the dreaded scraping sound, and the car came to a stop.
In other words, the splitter stopped the car. The front bumper was distorted enough to pop one of the fog light covers out, but the splitter is fine apart from a couple of scrapes underneath.
It may sound like I was being careless, but I was actually being very cautious and I found an alternative route into the car park.
Free bump for a great product
19 January 2015, 08:25 PM
#200
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Yep these are very strong. I tried to break one myself, tough little things
I'd like to share a ittle incident with prospective buyers to illustrate just how strong these splitters are.
I had cause to venture across a steep gradient into a gravelled car park yesterday. It flattened out sharply and I had a feeling the splitter was going to touch ground. Proceeding with appropriate caution, sure enough there came the dreaded scraping sound, and the car came to a stop.
In other words, the splitter stopped the car. The front bumper was distorted enough to pop one of the fog light covers out, but the splitter is fine apart from a couple of scrapes underneath.
It may sound like I was being careless, but I was actually being very cautious and I found an alternative route into the car park.
Free bump for a great product
I had cause to venture across a steep gradient into a gravelled car park yesterday. It flattened out sharply and I had a feeling the splitter was going to touch ground. Proceeding with appropriate caution, sure enough there came the dreaded scraping sound, and the car came to a stop.
In other words, the splitter stopped the car. The front bumper was distorted enough to pop one of the fog light covers out, but the splitter is fine apart from a couple of scrapes underneath.
It may sound like I was being careless, but I was actually being very cautious and I found an alternative route into the car park.
Free bump for a great product
Yep these are very strong. I tried to break one myself, tough little things
26 January 2015, 08:59 PM
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P2G27312545 - Recipient: Lewis in Stratford-upon-Avon Blobeye
P2G27312547 - Recipient: Erman in Bromley Hawkeye
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P2G27312547 - Recipient: Erman in Bromley Hawkeye
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