zs_phil

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hi all ive bought some prodrive mudflaps with brackets but didnt get any instructions was wondering if anyone had a guide or instructions they could email me or even just a walk through on here.

i know technically you screw them on but last thing i want is a mudflap coming off and hitting someone or a bus full of nuns

many thanks phil

SwissTony

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They use the existing holes in the arches, though you may need to drill a few others depending on the design of the brackets. I bolted mine onto the flap (laser cut brackets and flaps so nicely lined up ) then worked out where they needed to sit and used one existing hole. Drilled a second one at the arch and fitted a bolt and a screw for the inner arch.

Put some waxoyl on the screw to stop rusting. Job done

sti-chris

I fitted a set of these a good few months back , to be honest i was thankful of the instructions supplied.
Its easy when you look at a bit paper with a drawing but its a difficult one to explain !! or for me anyway.

The front ones were almost straight forward. there is a black plastic bit * Technical name * with 2 holes for the bolts, but i had to fit the nuts behind this , the use of some masking tape made it fairly easy then bolt them up, i did have to drill 2 small holes and there was self tappers supplied to fit the bracket , turning the wheel right round made this easier.

the rear ones were much along the same lines , there is 2 holes in the bumper to bolt them up.

I really ain't doing a good job hear am i. Dohhht @ me.

If you want i could take some pictures of mine and hope that might help you.

Mines are on a newage and were supplied by Scott lowe

Carbon fibre Subaru Impreza (2001-) mudflaps

Chris

zs_phil

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hmmm drilling and car in the same sentence


thanks guys keep em coming

sti-chris

ZS Phil gimmi 10 mins and i will go try and take a picture , pictures can tell 1000 words.

Aaron1978

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phil,
if you want i can meet up and show you mine seem as i'm living in hull now

zs_phil

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cheers chris i appreciate it



arron that means i cannot get my fish and chips from hornsea

if i cannot do them ill give you a shout thanks for that mate hows living with the gf treating you

sti-chris

Please excuse the filth on my car , its typical scottish crapy weather/roads



The red circle is the 2 that u have to drill a small pilot hole and fit the self tappers.



Hope that helps ya fella.

zs_phil

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great stuff ill take my computer out with me tomorrow (crap british weather permitting)

sti-chris

hey we want pictures when you have fitted them.



Chris

Aaron1978

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yeah good mate, packup made for me every day

adam6900

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Just make SURE you put some Underseal/Cavitywax on the metal parts where the screws go in to the body work or it will get the rust started very quickly

zs_phil

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wtf i have to make mine

hows your car running anymore ideas or mods

Aaron1978

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yeah good mate ta, got a perrin p.s.r.s ready to go on just sourcing some springs at the mo ideally want the prodrive ones, then get it alligned all at once. think that'll be it till next year, maybe

Aaron

whats your plans? thought i read you was thinking of selling.

zs_phil

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was thinking about till i found the love again it had its mot and they said its in real good nick so ive started to get the bug now .
this week i have got the prodrive flaps and prodrive centre decat make it a little louder
but also thinking about getting an sti genome b/box from japperformance but at £275 what other mods could i get with the money

Aaron1978

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arb's and droplinks matey, that'll make a big improvement and will only cost around £300 for that new

Lady T

I just bought a set of prodrive 1's with full fitting instuctions and have put them on.

PM me with email addy or fax num (easier) and I can send it over if thats any help...