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Old 14 August 2005, 08:46 PM
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Question bought some mudflaps today???

ok,bought some sparco mudflaps from halfrauds today,but they dont come with any fitting kit and i can't work out how or what they fit to! doesn't seem much inside the arches to just bolt them on!

any help will be very appreciated!
Old 14 August 2005, 09:05 PM
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Not the dreaded halfords word, should be banned on here LOL.

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Old 14 August 2005, 09:12 PM
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You got the receipt.....
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
ok,bought some sparco mudflaps from halfrauds today,but they dont come with any fitting kit and i can't work out how or what they fit to! doesn't seem much inside the arches to just bolt them on!

any help will be very appreciated!
I have some proper wrx ones and they r screwed into the arch where the plastic inner arch is fitted,u need a mate to help u as to get them level etc,mine where supplied and fitted by special scoobies in colchester
Old 14 August 2005, 09:35 PM
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lol at bluenose and swen

cheers for that catmeat! so it looks like you just bolt them into the inner plastic arch then,sound simple
enough!
Old 14 August 2005, 09:37 PM
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The 'proper' ones have a metal bracket thing too, so that the flap is sandwiched between the bracket and the inner wheel arch.


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Old 14 August 2005, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
lol at bluenose and swen

cheers for that catmeat! so it looks like you just bolt them into the inner plastic arch then,sound simple
enough!
Look in your front wheel arch u will see the plastic type screws that hold the inner arch,thats where mine r fitted,the rears r fitted to the bumper,depends how low u want them?mine r an inch off the ground
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Mine scrape on the ground when cornering hard...
Old 14 August 2005, 09:42 PM
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On a more serious note, check out this link;

http://www.ravensblade-impreza.com/m.../stiflaps.html

This bloke is a modding hero , if your brave enough, he's got a page on making and fixing mud flaps, hope it helps.
Oh and good luck, you'll need it.
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cheers guys!

ru-they are some proper meaty looking brackets! might have to raid my dads shed to see what i can come up with!

catmeat-that does sound simple! i'd like them about an inch of the ground too!

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Originally Posted by Swen6
On a more serious note, check out this link;

http://www.ravensblade-impreza.com/m.../stiflaps.html

This bloke is a modding hero , if your brave enough, he's got a page on making and fixing mud flaps, hope it helps.
Oh and good luck, you'll need it.
cheers for that mate! that is really really helpful! can't be that hard......can it!
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
cheers for that mate! that is really really helpful! can't be that hard......can it!
I brought the one's from Scott Lowe mate, can't sing their praises enought, but the link is quite good, he must have some ***** for the stuff he's tried, he's had a go at doing pretty much eveything.

All the best Swen6
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
cheers guys!

ru-they are some proper meaty looking brackets! might have to raid my dads shed to see what i can come up with!

catmeat-that does sound simple! i'd like them about an inch of the ground too!
If your fitting yourself take your time,as it doesnt take much just to move and once u have made a hole theres no going bk,good luck
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
ru-they are some proper meaty looking brackets!
Prodrive!
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Originally Posted by peachy wrx
ok,bought some sparco mudflaps from halfrauds today,but they dont come with any fitting kit and i can't work out how or what they fit to! doesn't seem much inside the arches to just bolt them on!

any help will be very appreciated!
cheapskate

they'll fade and you'll chuck em away
take em back get the proper ones
Old 15 August 2005, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by WR 1mposter
cheapskate

they'll fade and you'll chuck em away
take em back get the proper ones
well......if i didn't need a cv joint and a service i could justify paying £160-200 for some proper ones!
Old 15 August 2005, 08:13 AM
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mate
just pm v5 man or see his threads, cos he fitted some sparco ones
Old 15 August 2005, 09:03 AM
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screw em in


or go for sum selotape
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