Mud Flaps??
15 May 2004, 07:40 PM
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If anyone is interested in making their own flaps for a new age they could take a look here for the drawings.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ESSE%3AIT&rd=1
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ESSE%3AIT&rd=1
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15 May 2004, 08:25 PM
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h u dont need no brackets to fit the flaps i fitted my diy jobs today, all i did was put some self tapets with washers down the arch and 2 bolts into the side skirt.then what i did for the inner side was get a little sheet of steel sheet make it into an L shape and bolt that into the far side of the inner wing and i then put a tappet into the flap and fixxed it to the flat bit of the sheet.did this for both the front and back ones works a treat mine have stayed on and ive been over a few speed bumps aswell
18 May 2004, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by mo,s scoobymonster
h u dont need no brackets to fit the flaps i fitted my diy jobs today, all i did was put some self tapets with washers down the arch and 2 bolts into the side skirt.then what i did for the inner side was get a little sheet of steel sheet make it into an L shape and bolt that into the far side of the inner wing and i then put a tappet into the flap and fixxed it to the flat bit of the sheet.did this for both the front and back ones works a treat mine have stayed on and ive been over a few speed bumps aswell
that's exactly the point i made about the brackets in the orginal thread. didn't try it coz i had the orignial brackets, but glad someone tried and tested it. nice one ;-)
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19 May 2004, 11:55 AM
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thanks kev used ur templates they look well neat especially as my new car is white will get some pics up soon. also there still holding up with the amount of speedbumps and potholes around my area
19 May 2004, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by mo,s scoobymonster
thanks kev used ur templates they look well neat especially as my new car is white will get some pics up soon. also there still holding up with the amount of speedbumps and potholes around my area
19 May 2004, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
I fitted my scotts automotive flaps on sunday. excellent fit, great instructions, very happy with them
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24 June 2004, 09:57 PM
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Elmer....
Thats one shiny motor you have there...
I that part number above for the Mud Flaps from Subaru? Hows the quality, is it just rubber or plastic? compared to the Sti ones?
Has anyone got mud Flaps fitted to a green Scooby...as im not sure if they'l suite?
Thanks
Sam
Thats one shiny motor you have there...
I that part number above for the Mud Flaps from Subaru? Hows the quality, is it just rubber or plastic? compared to the Sti ones?
Has anyone got mud Flaps fitted to a green Scooby...as im not sure if they'l suite?
Thanks
Sam
24 June 2004, 11:36 PM
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I could have sworn that in the UK there is an "h" in technica......!! Nice job though Scoobymonster !!
I have the Prodrive jobbies at £180 end of line from Stan palmers..... stainless brackets and allen bolts
Midlife.....
I have the Prodrive jobbies at £180 end of line from Stan palmers..... stainless brackets and allen bolts
Midlife.....
29 June 2004, 01:32 PM
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[QUOTE=NelsonUK]Got a pic of my newly installed Flaps 
Cheap as chips to buy and do the job nicely
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Come on. more info wanted please.
how much?
where from?
set of 4 or 2?
Ray
Cheap as chips to buy and do the job nicely
[QUOTE]
Come on. more info wanted please.
how much?
where from?
set of 4 or 2?
Ray
29 June 2004, 06:50 PM
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[QUOTE=Ray_li][QUOTE=NelsonUK]Got a pic of my newly installed Flaps
Cheap as chips to buy and do the job nicely
Come on. more info wanted please.
how much?
where from?
set of 4 or 2?
Ray
I got them from this place : http://www.extremeautoaccessories.co...p?section=1161
£30 for all 4 includes all the fixings and they come in Red, Blue (which is a very close match to the WR Blue) or Black with the silver plate across the bottom, real rally slag
Cheap as chips to buy and do the job nicely
Come on. more info wanted please.
how much?
where from?
set of 4 or 2?
Ray
£30 for all 4 includes all the fixings
and they come in Red, Blue (which is a very close match to the WR Blue) or Black with the silver plate across the bottom, real rally slag
29 June 2004, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by DanTheMan
The drawings are free to download on the ravensblade impreza web site
I can't see them on there!!! Where are they please!!
29 June 2004, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by austen_wrx
I must be blind!!! I can't see them on there!!! Where are they please!!
I can't see them on there!!! Where are they please!!try this. go to mods > exterior > mudflaps
30 June 2004, 08:09 AM
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Honestly its so easy to cut these to shape, simply hold the material up to the car, mark where you need to drill holes and cut it. I never used any patterns, and anyhow you may wish to have them hanging lower or higher depending on your susp.
You only need to do it once for the front and once for the back as each side is identical in reverse if you see what I mean.
You only need to do it once for the front and once for the back as each side is identical in reverse if you see what I mean.
30 June 2004, 09:06 PM
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Austen wrx, I bought a set of the drawings from ebay and they are nothing like the ones on Raven they are proper cad drawings and it includes drawings for the brackets as well....and they are for the bugeye and newer....I'm just trying to find some mudflap material big enough to cut the front flaps out they are quite big and the sheets my local rally shop sell are to small...
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