Mudflaps
30 July 2001, 08:12 PM
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Earlier there was a thread on the BBS about some heavy-duty "rally-style" mudflaps from a source in Sweden. Someone also put up a thread saying they were getting some manufactured. Does anyone remember this and if so what is the state of play?????
If it has all been forgotten then can anyone tell me of a place (UK if possible) where I can buy some!!!!
If it has all been forgotten then can anyone tell me of a place (UK if possible) where I can buy some!!!!
31 July 2001, 01:18 AM
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Hi WUZ, ibought sum 555 flaps for my turbo, got em from dealership in kendal cumbria, they fit perfect, they mold round the outside of the wing and rear bumper and there is cut outs so they mold round side skirts too, they hang down bout 3 inches but quite flared. they are genuine scooby so there 105 squid inc the dreaded. cheers LEE
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I bought mine from Performance Parts ( PERFORMANCEPART@tinyonline.co.uk ) in Luton, it worked out at about £7 a flap. I then had the brackets made up for £30..
so it worked out at about £70 all in with Nuts, bolts and waeshers, etc...
Mind you, it took about 6 hours to fit them in total.. someone posted fitting instuctions on here ages ago, managed to follow them and they now look the dogs danglies..
.!
Be warned though...!! whilst reversing up a kerb at home I managed to sandwich the flap between the kerb and the wheel..
. Which ripped the flap and bracket out of the arch, bending the inner arch as well... not quite what I needed on a Sunday afternoon...!!! especially as it took about 2 hours to fix..
Oh well, they're worth the effort though..!
James
so it worked out at about £70 all in with Nuts, bolts and waeshers, etc...
Mind you, it took about 6 hours to fit them in total.. someone posted fitting instuctions on here ages ago, managed to follow them and they now look the dogs danglies..
.!Be warned though...!! whilst reversing up a kerb at home I managed to sandwich the flap between the kerb and the wheel..
. Which ripped the flap and bracket out of the arch, bending the inner arch as well... not quite what I needed on a Sunday afternoon...!!! especially as it took about 2 hours to fix..Oh well, they're worth the effort though..!
James
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