Flaps or no flaps
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Flaps or no flaps
IMudflaps are growing on me, I used to hate them! Now I own an impreza and have seen several with them on, I quite like them. I am tempted to buy some from scoobyworld for £65 blue with the white sti logos. Would you bother?????????????????????????
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No reason at all, I choose to use PC and have been very pleased with their customer service, that's taking nothing away from any other vendor which supply that type of product.
PC have used my car in some of their add's over the months, so I tend to stick with them.....
It's just a matter of choice, many suppliers of flaps will be refered to on here for similar reasons as my own.
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i want to put flaps on my uk2000 which is 65c reddish blue, will the blue flaps look the 'wrong' blue on it? i presume there colour is better matched to sonic blue?
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I set mine to low, maybe a little to low..however it doesn't bother me if they catch the floor.
I'm from the old School rally kit & bling ain't my aim, the look I try to achieve is discreet but usefull.
When I fitted the flaps in the photo's, my intention was to avoid pretty & look equal but meaning full if you know what I mean.
On any competition car is stuff like that fitted to look nice, no they are fitted for the purpose, and that is the image I want with my Scoob as I have done with Escorts i've owned in the past.
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had scoobyworld ones on my last car made a huge improvement to the look of it, there is usually 2 height settings and if i recall there is some drilling required, but a lot of people on here swear by performance creation ones
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Definately mud flaps! Look quality & protect the paint, happy days Gonna get some nice ones for mine when funds allow; ie after my wedding!
Yours looks sweet how did you debadge your boot? (sorry for direction change! )
Yours looks sweet how did you debadge your boot? (sorry for direction change! )
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i HATE my mud flaps,, its the reason why i ripped off my rear bumper on a post at work !!!
i got some hard plastic red ones that are almost touching the floor,, well apart from the one i ripped on when the rear bumper got ripped off pmsl
i got some hard plastic red ones that are almost touching the floor,, well apart from the one i ripped on when the rear bumper got ripped off pmsl
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yeah got the mudban ones and they don't require driling but didn't look right, so splashed out on scott lowe ones and they did need drilling same as the scooyworld ones i had on my wrx, just make sure you get ones with stainless steel brackets though because some come with plastic ones
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