Mudflaps - HOW MUCH?
25 May 2004, 09:39 PM
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Mudflaps - HOW MUCH?
When my dealer rang to say the WR1 was going to be ready in a few days I asked them to fit a set of mudflaps, quoted £149.00 over the phone!
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
26 May 2004, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Gooner
When my dealer rang to say the WR1 was going to be ready in a few days I asked them to fit a set of mudflaps, quoted £149.00 over the phone!
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
26 May 2004, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Ice Man - WR1
What colour did you get Gooner???
26 May 2004, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Gooner
When my dealer rang to say the WR1 was going to be ready in a few days I asked them to fit a set of mudflaps, quoted £149.00 over the phone!
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
10 minutes later he rang back and told me the price quoted was for the fronts only! £350 for the full set, so I said forget it.
Went on the web and eventually ordered a set from scoobysports at £149 the lot.
They arrived the next day, and when I got them out of the packaging I thought they looked awful, however, decided to go ahead and ask the dealer to fit.
Picked the car up a few days later and they actually looked the BO**OCKS!
So, highly recommended.
Gooner,
I know it looks the business, I had some fitted last week :>)
Did you get the black prodrive mudflaps ?
I paid £200, free fitting.
enjoy play time
26 May 2004, 08:38 AM
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Can someone post up or email me some pics with the black mudflaps on the WR1... 
Ordered the front splitter jus want to see the car from the back and from the side with the mud flaps... Thanks.... Hopefully picking mine up Fri morning....
Ordered the front splitter jus want to see the car from the back and from the side with the mud flaps... Thanks.... Hopefully picking mine up Fri morning....
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26 May 2004, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by P1_BEN
Can someone post up or email me some pics with the black mudflaps on the WR1... Ordered the front splitter jus want to see the car from the back and from the side with the mud flaps... Thanks.... Hopefully picking mine up Fri morning....
Ordered the front splitter jus want to see the car from the back and from the side with the mud flaps... Thanks.... Hopefully picking mine up Fri morning....I should be able to get some pic's later on...... I hope.
Might need reminding as work is crazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzy at the moment.
I was thinking of the splitter, whats the advantages and cost ?
cheers
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26 May 2004, 09:00 AM
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Hi Clive... Taken from an article on the T25 which has the same one fitted....
Apparently Cuts drag by 3 percent and front lift by a staggering 36 percent... Why am i getting it... Think it looks nice and hopefully it'll protect the front from scraping... I got one for 295 in the group buy section all inc delivered. Think it may be finished now worth a shot though....
Apparently Cuts drag by 3 percent and front lift by a staggering 36 percent... Why am i getting it... Think it looks nice and hopefully it'll protect the front from scraping... I got one for 295 in the group buy section all inc delivered. Think it may be finished now worth a shot though....
26 May 2004, 09:12 AM
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good idea.
me thinks I want one as well, might have to wait a while. I keep
spending more on my baby and not on the misses, I'll need to keep her
happy this month, next month I think I will start treating myself again.
Clive
me thinks I want one as well, might have to wait a while. I keep
spending more on my baby and not on the misses, I'll need to keep her
happy this month, next month I think I will start treating myself again.
Clive
26 May 2004, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Gooner
Black, and they came from Scoobyworld, not Scoobysports as previously stated, (memory not so good these days!)
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/trolley...x.htm#MUDFLAPS
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26 May 2004, 02:18 PM
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Scott Lowe does them for £125 for classics and £145 for later models...quality is top...and fitting kits are very solid...exactly the same flaps as you would pay £199 from other distributers...
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Originally Posted by Monkey Boy2
Scott Lowe does them for £125 for classics and £145 for later models...quality is top...and fitting kits are very solid...exactly the same flaps as you would pay £199 from other distributers...
Cheers in advance
26 May 2004, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Clive the Brave
I should be able to get some pic's later on...... I hope.
Might need reminding as work is crazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzy at the moment.
I was thinking of the splitter, whats the advantages and cost ?
cheers
Clive
Might need reminding as work is crazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzy at the moment.
I was thinking of the splitter, whats the advantages and cost ?
cheers
Clive
As I am deciding which flaps to put on my car too.
Thanks in advance
Robin
26 May 2004, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by specialx
www.scoobyclinic.com £90 fitted in any colour you like!!
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