HT AUTOS Front Splitters group buy
03 July 2007, 06:37 PM
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So the big question is, what about the the std blobeye wrx ?.
Like others here I may be interested in one but no one seems to cater for the wrx front bumper
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Any news / updates on this ?.
Mark.
Like others here I may be interested in one but no one seems to cater for the wrx front bumper
.Any news / updates on this ?.
Mark.
04 July 2007, 08:36 PM
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Likewise, I am waiting for a price for the replica winglets if a good price i will buy the splitter!
05 July 2007, 06:40 PM
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05 July 2007, 07:44 PM
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05 July 2007, 07:47 PM
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Any pic's yet Dave (Of the Winglets)? I also assume they would need painting and would the front bumper of a WRX need cutting?
£159 for both would be a great price
TIA...Dan
£159 for both would be a great price
TIA...Dan
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05 July 2007, 09:15 PM
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06 July 2007, 03:54 PM
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Check underneath your bumper, you may already have at least 4 bolts under there you can use. That would just mean buying two more for the front part of the splitter. You can use 10mm bolts and nuts with a few washers.
06 July 2007, 04:41 PM
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Cheers
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06 July 2007, 06:59 PM
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They have been designed slightly less curved than OE so when bolted in place they hug the bumper , so all is needed is double sided tape (supplied) and bolts at bottom and side (not supplied).
No need to cut bumper!
No need to cut bumper!
06 July 2007, 08:38 PM
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Well ive 95% fitted my splitter, some handy fitting tips are as follows:
The 4 bolts already in the bumper (2 each side) were not long enough for me so i used the ones i bought.
The bolts i used were 6mm
You definatly need large washers for the middle 4 bolts (hence why ive only 95% fitted it, trip to B&Q in the morning for me!)
The 2 bolts each side screw downwards and put the nut at the bottom, the 4 middle bolts push up and screw the nuts at the top
Overall im happy, it looks cool, hope this helps and thanks HT Autos!
Dan
The 4 bolts already in the bumper (2 each side) were not long enough for me so i used the ones i bought.
The bolts i used were 6mm
You definatly need large washers for the middle 4 bolts (hence why ive only 95% fitted it, trip to B&Q in the morning for me!)
The 2 bolts each side screw downwards and put the nut at the bottom, the 4 middle bolts push up and screw the nuts at the top
Overall im happy, it looks cool, hope this helps and thanks HT Autos!
Dan
06 July 2007, 08:42 PM
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M6 bolts and repair (penny) washers are what I would recommend and if I remember right what Scott Lowe supplies with his front splitters, pretty much what Cocker said really...
