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HT_Autos 21 July 2015 07:51 PM

2015 STi WRX Fender Flares / Wide Arches....HT Autos
 
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Started to prep 2015 Subaru STi WRX to make the fender flares. We 1st need to make a fibreglass casting of the arches so we know the flares will be perfect fit. Final product will be made in Polyurethane.

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All arches of Subaru STi WRX 2015 are now splashed and prepped. Hopefully tomorrow we can start to modify the Subaru 2011 STi WRX fender flares :) Think we will go a little LARGER :thumb:


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Updates also here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/HT-Au...82641861752760

Mark @ HTAutos

HT_Autos 22 July 2015 04:13 PM

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Cut the Subaru 2015 STi WRX splashes into rough shape required.
Then placed 2011 Subaru STi WRX fender flares onto the 2015 arch splashes and bonded in place.
Notice how much larger the Subaru 2015 STi WRX Fender Flares will be compared with the 2011's.
Started to get some shape into it smile emoticon



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Mark @ HTAutos:thumb:

HT_Autos 23 July 2015 04:40 PM

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Got one side of the Subaru 2015 STi WRX fender flare to nearly where were happy with it. Now for the laborious task of making a mirror image for the other side :(

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STI Stanky 23 July 2015 04:46 PM

Wow. Looks amazing ��.

BrownPantsRacing 23 July 2015 04:55 PM

Lovely job as always.

HT_Autos 31 July 2015 01:56 PM

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Started to do some work on the rear Subaru STi WRX 2015 fender flares. Still a long way to go :popcorn:

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HT_Autos 03 August 2015 04:24 PM

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Got the front Subaru 2015 STi WRX fender flares / arches to a point where we can apply some sanding primer:)

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mervil 03 August 2015 07:50 PM

Sorry... they look awful :(

wrxjay03 04 August 2015 12:26 PM

Have to agree sorry !! awful :o:o:o

Ste333 04 August 2015 01:47 PM

to be fair lads, they're not a finished product yet are they, and with the correct spec wheels and appropriate suspension drop I bet they'll look good when all complete

HT_Autos 05 August 2015 07:31 AM

Got to love the Scoobynet sheep :lol1:

HT_Autos 05 August 2015 01:51 PM

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Spaced the wheels out by 50mm to see how the stance is.....

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HT_Autos 05 August 2015 02:02 PM

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Next to trial fit the 2015 Subaru STi WRX Fender Flares / Wide Arches......

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Looks like we can go a bit wider than 50mm:banana:

Mark @ HTAutos:thumb:

jaygsi 05 August 2015 02:17 PM

It scares me when companies come on this website and can't even get there English right.

FENDER! is an American term, anyone that knows anything about cars knows this, we are in the UK where we call them wings and wheel arches. So either wing flares or Arch flares would be correct. THe most common term is wide arch kit.

Danb85 05 August 2015 02:17 PM

Looks great now :)

HT_Autos 05 August 2015 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by jaygsi (Post 11720456)
It scares me when companies come on this website and can't even get there English right.

FENDER! is an American term, anyone that knows anything about cars knows this, we are in the UK where we call them wings and wheel arches. So either wing flares or Arch flares would be correct. THe most common term is wide arch kit.

It does say 'Fender Flares / Wide Arches' as this forum goes Worldwide?

jaygsi 05 August 2015 02:32 PM

It does but you put fender flares first. And there only only a few USA members on here. Your main audience are UK, and 2nd Europe.

wrxjay03 05 August 2015 02:47 PM

SCOOBY NET SHEEP SAY'S still looks awful !!!!!!!!!

jameswrx 05 August 2015 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by jaygsi (Post 11720456)
It scares me when companies come on this website and can't even get there English right.

FENDER! is an American term, anyone that knows anything about cars knows this, we are in the UK where we call them wings and wheel arches. So either wing flares or Arch flares would be correct. THe most common term is wide arch kit.

Charming!

There??

STI Stanky 05 August 2015 07:09 PM

Sweet :thumb:

mattpat 05 August 2015 09:23 PM


Originally Posted by jaygsi (Post 11720456)
It scares me when companies come on this website and can't even get there English right.

FENDER! is an American term, anyone that knows anything about cars knows this, we are in the UK where we call them wings and wheel arches. So either wing flares or Arch flares would be correct. THe most common term is wide arch kit.

At least they take the time to develop new products and share the process on the forum.
Considering how quiet the forum is compared to a few years ago discouraging this purely on the basis of how a product is described really is trivial.

NormantheDog 06 August 2015 01:24 PM

Improved stance looks more aggressive assume you are painting them next?

riiidaa 06 August 2015 01:38 PM

I can't see why anyone with a brand new road car would be wanting to invalidate warranty by butchering their panels to fit these.

At least if it were a replacement front wing like in the 22B style wide arch kit it should be a case of unbolting front wings and storing them etc. Still then there is the rear to imaginatively overcome.

Milneragain 06 August 2015 01:51 PM

I agree with below.

I appreciate your posts on here HT Autos, as I am interested in the development process as well as the parts you produce, which, speaking from experience, are of excellent quality.

Some people are too quick to criticise, & aren't looking ahead, as the parts you are developing for that car today are the parts we will be looking for a few years down the line, when the car becomes more affordable.

Please keep on posting ;).


Originally Posted by mattpat (Post 11720716)
At least they take the time to develop new products and share the process on the forum.
Considering how quiet the forum is compared to a few years ago discouraging this purely on the basis of how a product is described really is trivial.


jaygsi 06 August 2015 01:54 PM

True! Its just we have had a number of traders coming on here advertising there products but using American terms like Hood and Rotors etc

It just winds me up, as it comes across as if they know nothing abouts cars in general. EXCLUDING this company, as they have put the correct term. I apologize if my words seem harsh, but considering the low level USA members its not worth the use of the phrase fenders.


Originally Posted by mattpat (Post 11720716)
At least they take the time to develop new products and share the process on the forum.
Considering how quiet the forum is compared to a few years ago discouraging this purely on the basis of how a product is described really is trivial.


neil-h 06 August 2015 04:49 PM


Originally Posted by mattpat (Post 11720716)
At least they take the time to develop new products and share the process on the forum.
Considering how quiet the forum is compared to a few years ago discouraging this purely on the basis of how a product is described really is trivial.

Agreed. Scoobynet should think itself lucky that companies like HT Autos bother to engage with their customers on this sort of level, as a lot of companies out there don't bother (and I can see why tbh).

Personally I reckon that should look pretty mean once they're colour coded, wasn't a fan of the current STi originally but that looks pretty good. Have to ask though, is there any plan to do anything with where the arch meets the rear bumper?

HT_Autos 06 August 2015 06:24 PM


Originally Posted by jaygsi (Post 11720978)
True! Its just we have had a number of traders coming on here advertising there products but using American terms like Hood and Rotors etc

It just winds me up, as it comes across as if they know nothing abouts cars in general. EXCLUDING this company, as they have put the correct term. I apologize if my words seem harsh, but considering the low level USA members its not worth the use of the phrase fenders.

Hi,


The reason why we use American terminology is that over 60% of our sales are from the States. This thread is also running on NASIOC. There are more countries that use the term 'fender' rather than 'wing', so we have to optimise for Google for people to find our products Worldwide. A wing is a rear spoiler in the States.:brickwall


Mark @ HTAutos

HT_Autos 06 August 2015 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by riiidaa (Post 11720968)
I can't see why anyone with a brand new road car would be wanting to invalidate warranty by butchering their panels to fit these.

At least if it were a replacement front wing like in the 22B style wide arch kit it should be a case of unbolting front wings and storing them etc. Still then there is the rear to imaginatively overcome.

A few have already cut up their car and put on our 2011 arches, which do not fit properly:cuckoo: but this model does need a better stance.

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HT_Autos 06 August 2015 06:40 PM


Originally Posted by neil-h (Post 11721049)
Agreed. Scoobynet should think itself lucky that companies like HT Autos bother to engage with their customers on this sort of level, as a lot of companies out there don't bother (and I can see why tbh).

Personally I reckon that should look pretty mean once they're colour coded, wasn't a fan of the current STi originally but that looks pretty good. Have to ask though, is there any plan to do anything with where the arch meets the rear bumper?

Thanks for your support.:thumb:
We not 100% sure on the rear arches yet:wonder:, but kinda looks funky in the flesh the way they are?:freak3:

neil-h 06 August 2015 08:26 PM


Originally Posted by HT_Autos (Post 11721082)
Thanks for your support.:thumb:
We not 100% sure on the rear arches yet:wonder:, but kinda looks funky in the flesh the way they are?:freak3:

I'd have said it wants to come down too blend into the corners of the rear diffuser tbh. Good start though, the new gen cars definitely need something to give a bit more shape around the arches.


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