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Has anybody else had this problem with fitting these? I bought mine from HT Autos, they bolt on in the wheel arch and along the bottom but the top slots into the recess with just a sticky pad to hold it. When bolted on the top corner of the leading edge pulls away leaving a gap,I don't think the sticky pad supplied is thick or strong enough. I've tried leaving the rubber strip which has to be glued to the leading edge off and this helps a little, anybody else had this problem? Perhaps I should have bought Subaru one's, at £80 odd pounds to buy and £100 plus vat to get painted it's not cheap. Mick.
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Genuine ones are £76 inc VAT ready painted fit perfectly.All you will have to don on your WRX bumper is cut 3 slots per side in the bumper for the securing tabs to slot into i know i fitted some genuine ones to my Spec C
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Obviously I did the wrong thing,my HT Autos winglets have cost me about £200 altogether, the genuine one's would have been £152! As for the fitting, thanks for the advice. Someone said that Sikaflex adhesive would hold the top in, what a carry on, I'll think twice before buying a replica again. Cheers, Mick.
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I got a pair of them of ebay for £100. Fitted well, and look good but I probably wouldnt have bothered with the amount of time messing about with them.
had to drill and paint them myself . In total cost about £120 with the paint that I had to get specially made, as you cant seem to get 22G red around here!
had to drill and paint them myself . In total cost about £120 with the paint that I had to get specially made, as you cant seem to get 22G red around here!
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