adeel.a

I like the thought of red mud flaps to match the colour of the brake discs; the car is silver metallic incidentally...

And where can I get the best deal... (are they easy to fit...)

All replies are appreciated

Thanks in advance

scoobyslut

Try a rally supplier shop, as if you try anywhere else, you may well pay through the roof, for what is simply a piece of coloured vynil. those with fancy decals on the back, or even the "gen" ones, will cost a fortune

K9VYN [Kevin W]

adeel.a,

if you manage to find somewhere that does the materials at a reasobable price - please post on here! i am looking to replace the v.expensive genuine STi ones (as mentioned by scoobyslut) which are looking decidedly pink and tatty now.

cheers,

Kev

marty_t3

never mind the mud flaps... i wanna know where you got the red brake discs?

adeel.a

Marty,

I am not ashamed to say that I painted them red, after going throught the choice of either black, blue or... I thought red would look nice; and they do.

You get special brake calliper paint that needs to applied very carefully... and before anyone thinks or mentions it, I did not do it to immitate Brembo...

Thanks...

AMX

How about Carbon fibre.
Try amx.carbon@clara.co.uk

dhorwich

you can get sparco mud flaps from http://www.directcarparts.co.uk/exterior.htm

They can be cut and modified to fit your car.. and they only cost £12.99..... you could also sack the sparco stickers and buy some STI stickers from www.scoobyparts.com

Dan

adeel.a

Nice one everyone, somegreat lookin ideas...

Incidentally; ask a silly question... 'how do I fit mud flaps' (without examining the area near the wheel cos it's pretty chilli out there now 22:38 hrs)...

Thanks...

K9VYN [Kevin W]

d.horwich,

nice one!

adeel.a - the STi ones fitted to my car have metal brackets which bolt to the inside of the arches, thus securing the flaps. i'm not sure where you get them from though (other than with the original and expensive flaps). if i can think of any ideas, i'll let you know.

Kev