daz1968

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Got round to fitting my winglets, Not a difficult job to do, I think it makes it look better.




Thanks

Darren

cookstar

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wrxjay03

look much better with them

sparky d

Looks mate , ive been thinking about doin this myself , how much are they to buy ?

I've heard you need to slightly modify them to fit a wrx is this true ?

dave

daz1968

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I got them off a member on here, but think they are about £140 for the pair from Subaru, only mod is to cut the mounting lugs off them with the clips on then cut 3 slots in the bumper groove so they clip in, then they just bolt on took me less than an hour to fit them and think it was worth it, just takes a bit of courage to start cutting the bumper

5doorbullet

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very nice mate tidys the front up nicely

sparky d

Lovely jubbly . i'll have to part with some hard earnts over the next week or so and get the ***** to cut holes in my front end ,

Cheers fella


Dave

Midnight Runner

Well worth itmate they look good, they make the front end look much more brutal in a rear view mirror! I've had some on mine for a while now. My girlfriend, self proclaimed "car hater" even said mine looked much more 'sporty'

wayne's scooby

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looks alot better mate how about detango your lights

oobster

You don't need to cut holes in the bumper. I fitted the winglets on my car over a year ago & they are fine without cutting holes.

dreamon

how did you manage that, my next mod hopefully not to confident with a saw though,are they availiable in graphite black 03???

wrxjay03

they fit straight onto a wrx, no need for drilling or cutting anything

budge28

i thought you had to cut 2 or 3 slots across the bumper to slot the tabs on the winglets in or did you cut the tabs off the winglets and just stick them on.

Im intersted as i want to fit these but not too keen on cutting the bumper.

daz1968

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don't worry about cutting the bumper it is easy to do, I had no problems at all, but detangoing the lights is a different matter I don't think I have the confidence to put the lights in the oven and would be worried about not sealing them fully afterwards.

heres the guide I used, I just chose to leave all three clips on and put 3 slots on each side of the bumper, the only difference is I used a dremmel to clean up the drilled holes.

Mods

and thanks for all the positive comments,

oobster

I cut off the tabs along the tops of the winglets then I drilled out the plastic grommets that hold on the plate that the white circular clips go onto. That way you get a flush fit with the bumper.

Also, you don't need to put your headlights in the oven - just use a hair dryer to soften the sealant round the lens and SLOWLY prize them off the back of the headlight. Don't forget the extra screw at the back of the headlight, hidden underneath the small bit of foam.

I've had my headlights done for about 2 years now & no water has got in.

budge28

oobster, the winglets, did you have to glue the top and round the front then to stop it sticking out or do they just stay in place with the screws underneath.
cheers

oobster

They just stayed in place with the screws underneath mate. Must say I was surprised that they did though, I thought they would stick out on the front curve.

scooby-tc

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I cut 3 slots in mine with a stanley knife.Lined up the winglet so i could see where the lugs lined up marked them with a pencil and cut 3 small slits in it.Absolute doddle to do and only took 10 mins each side for a proper OE fit.I hate glueing anything on let alone cutting things off,do it once properly and you will never have to worry IMO

scotthldr

Daz 1968, I can't see your car wheres the pics