My new p1 splitter
26 August 2003, 08:50 PM
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I would just like to say thanks to David and DR Motorsport
One happy customer
Greg
[Edited by greg.g - 8/27/2003 3:11:57 PM]
[Edited by greg.g - 8/28/2003 5:26:06 PM]
One happy customer
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[Edited by greg.g - 8/27/2003 3:11:57 PM]
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28 August 2003, 05:01 PM
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Lets give fotango a go-
Thats a bit better
Now lets see if i can make them a bit larger
Greg
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Thats a bit better
Now lets see if i can make them a bit larger
Greg
[Edited by greg.g - 8/28/2003 5:03:53 PM]
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28 August 2003, 05:53 PM
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It took 2 weeks for it to arrive as it had to be ordered and sprayed up.
The fit is pretty good and neat all round.
I just drilled two pilot holes - one in each wheel arch, then used the self tapping screws provided. It took about half an hour and i made sure it was lined up correctly.
The colour match is not spot on, but it is pretty good{your cars colour fades with time}.
Overall , a good product at a fair price
Greg
28 August 2003, 08:29 PM
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Owning a scooby isnt too bad on its own.
I blame scoobynet.
This site should set up a diet plan cos since catching scoobynetitus i have shed loads of pounds
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29 August 2003, 07:59 PM
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Thanks squizz
Its pretty much the way i want it now.
The trouble is one thing leads to another.
Its a good job alison is understanding
Now, lets see.......
Greg
Its pretty much the way i want it now.
The trouble is one thing leads to another.
Its a good job alison is understanding
Now, lets see.......
Greg
30 August 2003, 02:30 PM
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Looking at the spliter StickyMicky might have a point. Not wishing to upset anyone but i think the spliter is possably a copy and not a genuine subaru part.
Even still it does look the dogs and make the car look more chunky.
ps love the back ground, bet there are loads of nice twisty roads there!
Adam
greg.g 10/10 for improvement looks. you now got the mod bug
Looking at the spliter StickyMicky might have a point. Not wishing to upset anyone but i think the spliter is possably a copy and not a genuine subaru part.
Even still it does look the dogs and make the car look more chunky.
ps love the back ground, bet there are loads of nice twisty roads there!
Adam
greg.g 10/10 for improvement looks. you now got the mod bug
30 August 2003, 08:21 PM
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Mickey and Adam
You are right. It is a copy part. I dont think the original would fit my 3 slat bumper.
The photos were taken last weekend in the elan valley
Great roads
Thanks for all the comments.
Greg
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