fitting of front splitter on blobeye
07 October 2011, 10:36 AM
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fitting of front splitter on blobeye
hello all.
received my dj carbon front splitter and was just trying to get some information on the best way of fitting. self tapper screws? nuts and bolts?
any infromation greatfully received as i have never fitted one before.
thanks.
received my dj carbon front splitter and was just trying to get some information on the best way of fitting. self tapper screws? nuts and bolts?
any infromation greatfully received as i have never fitted one before.
thanks.
so that you dont rip your front bumper of when your splitter breaks 
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used self tapping screws and fixings (bit like nut and bolt but without the hassle)
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_255228
using the screw you can feel the point once through then just pop the fixing on and tighten off gives quite a solid fix. agree having someone to help make life easier.
though as H says you run the risk of greater damage if you hit the splitter. though with a carbon fibre one you will be extra carefull lol. thinking of getting one of these myself.
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_255228
using the screw you can feel the point once through then just pop the fixing on and tighten off gives quite a solid fix. agree having someone to help make life easier.
though as H says you run the risk of greater damage if you hit the splitter. though with a carbon fibre one you will be extra carefull lol. thinking of getting one of these myself.
Last edited by oldman-wrx; 08 October 2011 at 01:55 PM.
