Perrin spoiler wings fitted and new alloys for a new look !
12 November 2011, 04:54 PM
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Perrin spoiler wings fitted and new alloys for a new look !
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Ive had bit of a change, changed my STI 17s for some 18s (which will be powder coated gold eventually) and i ve bought x2 Perrin wing stiffys from Scoobyclinic and fitted them yesterday
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Ive had bit of a change, changed my STI 17s for some 18s (which will be powder coated gold eventually) and i ve bought x2 Perrin wing stiffys from Scoobyclinic and fitted them yesterday
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not keen on the wheels though.
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13 November 2011, 05:17 PM
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14 November 2011, 01:16 PM
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Love the stiffies mate, im thinking of getting some at some point..
how hard were they to fit, ive read elsewhere that they dont fit exactly and you have to use tiger seal or something to fill the gaps, did you have to ?
how hard were they to fit, ive read elsewhere that they dont fit exactly and you have to use tiger seal or something to fill the gaps, did you have to ?
14 November 2011, 01:38 PM
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Ive found this vid on the net as im looking at getting some aswell.
http://hspn.tv/?videoid=67&catid=14
14 November 2011, 09:12 PM
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yes there were very tiny gaps and i used Sikaflex to fill them in but to be very honest they really are not that noticable but im a perfectionist and did a proper job.
The untrained eye would hardly notice
The untrained eye would hardly notice
15 November 2011, 12:21 PM
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Hi mate you can just use the double sided tape to fit them but I drilled and bolted mine in,a better job and especially the cost of them it's security too so no one can try and rip them off and rob them. There are a few vids on you tube about fitting
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