Rear (mini)-flaps for scoob
17 July 2001, 10:40 AM
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Hi,
Look at the item behind the rear wheel
hope this is what you're looking for, if so
you can get a front and /or a rear pair in black , white or silver from graham goode racing .
Cheers
Aziz
Look at the item behind the rear wheel
hope this is what you're looking for, if so
you can get a front and /or a rear pair in black , white or silver from graham goode racing .
Cheers
Aziz
17 July 2001, 11:16 AM
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James,
The ones fitted to Aziz's car are usually referred to "Splash Guards" or "Aero Mudflaps" by the UK dealers, so not sure if that's what you meant.
I have a set on my RB5 and have had them colour coded to match the car. I prefer them to mudflaps as they look more part of the car. Luckily I got mine FOC, but I think they usually cost about £200 for both front & back.
I think Cheam Motors do them, the standard flaps and I think the mini ones as well.
The ones fitted to Aziz's car are usually referred to "Splash Guards" or "Aero Mudflaps" by the UK dealers, so not sure if that's what you meant.
I have a set on my RB5 and have had them colour coded to match the car. I prefer them to mudflaps as they look more part of the car. Luckily I got mine FOC, but I think they usually cost about £200 for both front & back.
I think Cheam Motors do them, the standard flaps and I think the mini ones as well.
17 July 2001, 01:56 PM
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Cheers for the replies, the flaps I'm looking for are only small pieces of flexible plastic, which are very discrete (from Beechdale Subaru) I've got some for the front, but cannot seem to get any for the rear. Anyone know anything 
James
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