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28 July 2005, 07:59 PM
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bonnet struts.......
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As my last G/B went rather well i have been asked to find out the interest in the bonnet struts below.....
RRP £72.85
G/B price for 5 or more £65.57 inc delivery.
They are highly polished ali struts, ready to fit.
also been offered the tein dampers but from else where. think i prefer the polished look TBH.....
come on then get ya names down...
steve
As my last G/B went rather well i have been asked to find out the interest in the bonnet struts below.....
RRP £72.85
G/B price for 5 or more £65.57 inc delivery.
They are highly polished ali struts, ready to fit.
also been offered the tein dampers but from else where. think i prefer the polished look TBH.....
come on then get ya names down...
steve
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29 July 2005, 10:22 AM
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the actual damper bodies are the same as the Tein ones,
and we are awaiting delivery of Classic Impreza dampers in a couple of weeks.
and we are awaiting delivery of Classic Impreza dampers in a couple of weeks.
will most likely let it run for a few weeks anyway so we get a good number of ppl....steve
29 July 2005, 12:00 PM
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Oooooooohhhhhh!
There well
i wonder whose car they are fitted too
seriously the quality of these bonnet strut's is second to none,it took scott about five minutes to fit them on my sti,and this was his first attempt,as said before,no drilling is required at all,you simply replace two wing top bolts,with two bolts provided with the lifters(one on each side),and un-do one bolt each side of bonnet,fit bracket and re fasten bonnet bolt,easy peasy,and they work a treat,will hold your bonnet at near enough any angle
There well
i wonder whose car they are fitted too
seriously the quality of these bonnet strut's is second to none,it took scott about five minutes to fit them on my sti,and this was his first attempt,as said before,no drilling is required at all,you simply replace two wing top bolts,with two bolts provided with the lifters(one on each side),and un-do one bolt each side of bonnet,fit bracket and re fasten bonnet bolt,easy peasy,and they work a treat,will hold your bonnet at near enough any angle
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Originally Posted by TyPe~~R
Thats a good question Adam M, i've got a carbon bonnet, would that be ok or would it flip up because of the light weight
I dont think there will be any probs with bonnet weight, we just fitted them to a new age STi and their bonnets are lighter than most c/f ones
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Originally Posted by baz69birds
yes count me in if they fit a CLASSIC but ive heard rumours they ONLY fit bug/blob eyes...
BAZ
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read the whole thread baz.... classic ones due in a few weeks....