STIi Winglets
13 February 2007, 10:22 AM
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Give your local dealer a call. Probably the cheapest option, I know it was for the fog light covers!
I thought about doing this but i'd rather get the front splitter that's on the ScoobyNet Spec C (see above), subtle winglets included.
I thought about doing this but i'd rather get the front splitter that's on the ScoobyNet Spec C (see above), subtle winglets included.
13 February 2007, 10:31 AM
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I got mine from the dealers. about £170 painted to your cars colour. v expensive but couldnt get any from anywhere else.
you will have to drill your bumper too when you get them as there are three locating pegs you have to push through the bumper.
easy to do though and you cant see it when its done.
dont let the dealer tell you that you need all the brackets cos you dont. i also stickaflexed mine on for safety as once there on i cant see why you would want to remove em.
you will have to drill your bumper too when you get them as there are three locating pegs you have to push through the bumper.
easy to do though and you cant see it when its done.
dont let the dealer tell you that you need all the brackets cos you dont. i also stickaflexed mine on for safety as once there on i cant see why you would want to remove em.
13 February 2007, 01:51 PM
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Aye, I paid about the same as AllanP did with my SIDC discount from my dealer.
Good fitting instructions there Allan, but i did almost exactly the same without cutting the hole in the bumper and mine have been fine for about 9 months now.
Good fitting instructions there Allan, but i did almost exactly the same without cutting the hole in the bumper and mine have been fine for about 9 months now.
13 February 2007, 02:23 PM
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Thanks guys, just rang up my dealer and they told me it would be between £56 and £59 each plus VAT, depending on which colour. No doubt it will Be £59 for premium silver. I am not very good at fitting these sort of things, it looks quite a big job, How long should it take an amateur like me to fit?
PS. oobster, what is that white stuff around the winglet on your pics?
PS. oobster, what is that white stuff around the winglet on your pics?
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13 February 2007, 03:24 PM
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That is the trim that you get with the winglets.
As you don't get a red STi I had to order white winglets and get them painted. (Red subaru's are undercoated white). The blue and the black winglets come with black trim round the edges, i believe.
As you don't get a red STi I had to order white winglets and get them painted. (Red subaru's are undercoated white). The blue and the black winglets come with black trim round the edges, i believe.
13 February 2007, 10:35 PM
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Yep, Black trim on the Blue.
Fitting doesn't take long, the hardest part is cutting that slot. As oobster says it is optional, although you will need to find another way of keeping that leading edge nice and tight.
Allan
Fitting doesn't take long, the hardest part is cutting that slot. As oobster says it is optional, although you will need to find another way of keeping that leading edge nice and tight.
Allan
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