MY02 Black WRX - Bye Bye Ironing Board!
02 January 2003, 06:49 PM
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the rallytechs do look good - I have one! Check your bolt holes though, the monkees who fitted mine didnt use any sealer and I got water in the boot grrrrrrrr.......now rectified with some bathroom type sealent round the bolts.
03 January 2003, 01:24 PM
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ADP, I am getting some water through the brake cable hole but am sourcing a suitable grommet to fully seal it.
Andy, You know me , if theres a bargain to be had I will miss it for sure.
Price incidentally was 450 quid painted and delivered from www.drmotorsport.co.uk, the crystal (Not white - just the camera flash) repeaters/indicators were 50 quid for the set from the same place. I think you will agree much smarter looking than the usual carbon fiber and tinted lenses.
Andy, You know me , if theres a bargain to be had I will miss it for sure.
Price incidentally was 450 quid painted and delivered from www.drmotorsport.co.uk, the crystal (Not white - just the camera flash) repeaters/indicators were 50 quid for the set from the same place. I think you will agree much smarter looking than the usual carbon fiber and tinted lenses.
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04 January 2003, 01:00 AM
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Looks better Russ!!!!
You just need to clean the car now...........
I hear from Zippy the rubber duck has a great time floatin around in the boot uh?
lol
Speak soon
Nick
You just need to clean the car now...........
I hear from Zippy the rubber duck has a great time floatin around in the boot uh?
lolSpeak soon
Nick
04 January 2003, 04:31 PM
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Russ
Looks the buisiness, want one for ours in the near future, a couple of questions if I may,
Did you fit it yourself and if so was it a difficult job?
It's just I'm thinking it would be easier to fit myself rather than travel a long way for fitting, having said that I'd rather travel than making a pigs ear of the job
Many Thanks
Paul
Looks the buisiness, want one for ours in the near future, a couple of questions if I may,
Did you fit it yourself and if so was it a difficult job?
It's just I'm thinking it would be easier to fit myself rather than travel a long way for fitting, having said that I'd rather travel than making a pigs ear of the job
Many Thanks
Paul
04 January 2003, 06:45 PM
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Its a piece of P**S to fit m8 as long as you remember to seal the brake light hole from the top before you stick the spoiler down 
Nick, A set of 18'' P-FFD's (pewter) would finish her off v.nicely however the breadknife would never approve the cost - and it is her car after all
Nick, A set of 18'' P-FFD's (pewter) would finish her off v.nicely however the breadknife would never approve the cost - and it is her car after all
04 January 2003, 08:26 PM
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I had the same problem with the leaking spoiler myself. The pond in the spoiler doesnt help either.
At first it was leaking though the spoiler holes, then when that was rectified it started leaking through the brake light cable housing!! All fixed now thanks to an AA mate.
I had the same problem with the leaking spoiler myself. The pond in the spoiler doesnt help either.
At first it was leaking though the spoiler holes, then when that was rectified it started leaking through the brake light cable housing!! All fixed now thanks to an AA mate.
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