Pic request of a newage with vortex generator fitted
03 November 2008, 08:30 PM
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Pic request of a newage with vortex generator fitted
As above , been toying with the idea just lately and wondered how it'd look 
, so if you have one nows the time to show it off . pref wr blue but any colour will do just to get the idea
Not sure if they actually do anything but hey i think they look good
Dave
, so if you have one nows the time to show it off . pref wr blue but any colour will do just to get the ideaNot sure if they actually do anything but hey i think they look good
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03 November 2008, 08:45 PM
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Hey mate.i've the single ones on mine.if you go to my scooby i think its the sixth pic down?All about the looks i think not really doing much performing 
Really easy to fit you get a template or two and once you've got the centre of the roof its easy,just make sure to heat them up with a hairdryer or something as you go or they wont stick for long.
Really easy to fit you get a template or two and once you've got the centre of the roof its easy,just make sure to heat them up with a hairdryer or something as you go or they wont stick for long.
03 November 2008, 09:09 PM
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Hey mate.i've the single ones on mine.if you go to my scooby i think its the sixth pic down?All about the looks i think not really doing much performing Really easy to fit you get a template or two and once you've got the centre of the roof its easy,just make sure to heat them up with a hairdryer or something as you go or they wont stick for long.
Really easy to fit you get a template or two and once you've got the centre of the roof its easy,just make sure to heat them up with a hairdryer or something as you go or they wont stick for long.
loving that mate , it looks really well , havent seen them ones before , i was looking at the complete width panel , i might just have to look into them now where did you get them from fella ?
£20 bargin,but you need to spray them.Cheers,Davy.
03 November 2008, 10:25 PM
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think i paid about £60 and its a carbon fibre, bought off a stand at japfest. you might want to do a search some have said they have come off which put me off for a while, but mines still solid and has been speed tested
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mate had one on his,as we were driving down a duel carriage way half of it snapped off and went 15ft in the air,if u fit one i would consider getting someone who is really handy with a sealer gun to put a nice neat thin bead of sealer round it to stop the air getting under it.
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Nice one fella . are they the ones you have , they look quite big in the pics ?
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05 November 2008, 08:39 PM
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Thats the ones mate.When they arrived they where already primed so being grey and odd looking i wasn't so sure but i got a can of spray paint made up and when they are the correct colour they look fine.Once there on they're spot on.
Good luck mate,Davy.
Good luck mate,Davy.
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