Mudflaps on silver classics?? (request)
06 August 2006, 02:18 AM
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Mudflaps on silver classics?? (request)
really starting to like mudflaps on classics lately..
but the problem is, you don't get them in silver anywhere..
so do you either know where to get them in silver
(and also have a pic of them on a classic)
or do you have a pic of black/red/whatever mudflaps on a silver classic?
might look good too although I'm not too hopefull there TBH...
anyway, show me the possibilities..
regards, Martin
but the problem is, you don't get them in silver anywhere..
so do you either know where to get them in silver
(and also have a pic of them on a classic)
or do you have a pic of black/red/whatever mudflaps on a silver classic?
might look good too although I'm not too hopefull there TBH...
anyway, show me the possibilities..
regards, Martin
06 August 2006, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
That should be enough to convince you to fit black ones
the thing is, I want my car to look "clean", or however you want to call that.. no stickers and stuff (except for the nurburgring ones anyway
)So red ones can look cool but I think they'd ruin my car..:
posting this pic got me to realise:
I have to take pics with the new P1 Splitter on..
and it's probably too low to fit mudflaps anyway, is that possible?
well thanks for the pics so far and don't stop!
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06 August 2006, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverGC8
starting to think so too..
and it's probably too low to fit mudflaps anyway, is that possible?
and it's probably too low to fit mudflaps anyway, is that possible?
you just need some material and the brkts off the genuine flaps which cost about 20GBP iirc
06 August 2006, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverGC8
and it's probably too low to fit mudflaps anyway, is that possible?
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Anyone got a lowered classic with mud flaps, any issues / pictures?
ta
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06 August 2006, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
make your own,they don't have to be great big long floppy dangly affairs
you just need some material and the brkts off the genuine flaps which cost about 20GBP iirc
you just need some material and the brkts off the genuine flaps which cost about 20GBP iirc
brackets? I'd just nail them on..
Originally Posted by drb5
carbon flaps
(carbonlook would probably the only possibility?)
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06 August 2006, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by LongTimeLurker
Curious about that myself, got a classic that has been lowered (25mm eibach springs) and tempted but not sure if they will need hacking to fit.
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Anyone got a lowered classic with mud flaps, any issues / pictures?
ta
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[Start hijack thread]
Anyone got a lowered classic with mud flaps, any issues / pictures?
ta
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a friend of mine has also lowered his GC8 wagon and recently fitted mudflaps.. he's busy cleaning Swiss roads now..
mine's lowered 40mm I think.. (not sure, bought it with the H&R coilovers
)
06 August 2006, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverGC8
maybe the easiest way.. would have to buy them in UK anyway because you don't get them in Switzerland..
brackets? I'd just nail them on..
hmm nice idea.. got flexible carbon?
(carbonlook would probably the only possibility?)
brackets? I'd just nail them on..
hmm nice idea.. got flexible carbon?
(carbonlook would probably the only possibility?)
I would get them myself, if i hadn't decided to get the Subaru moulded splash guards.
06 August 2006, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by drb5
Demon ***** do real carbon sheeting which is slightly flexible and not TOO dear.
I would get them myself, if i hadn't decided to get the Subaru moulded splash guards.
I would get them myself, if i hadn't decided to get the Subaru moulded splash guards.
gonna check that out
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Originally Posted by DARKDESTROYER9
nice looking car is that a skyline rear spoiler lokks very
Heres a newer pic that I took earlier of the flaps fitted on mine. As has been mentioned, they do a bit of road sweeping at times
Picture quality is a bit shonky as my digi camera is fooked so it's off my phone.
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even the right front splitter! thanks!
I think they're gonna be black.. although a friend has told me to go for red today..
man I hate deciding..
I think that's a Zerosports Wing..
(see here for a list of all (?) the rear wings for GC8s in the german scoobyforum..)
I think they're gonna be black.. although a friend has told me to go for red today..
man I hate deciding..
Originally Posted by mickywrx
Thanks for the compliment. I believe it's a skyline replica spoiler.
(see here for a list of all (?) the rear wings for GC8s in the german scoobyforum..)
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