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Old 05 January 2002, 10:40 PM
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Mine is never clean with the way the wheels sit out from under the bottom of the arches.

Andy..........
Group buy on the ones from Sweden?

http://www.raceequip.com/menyeng.html

[Edited by Andy W - 5/1/2002 10:45:03 PM]
Old 05 February 2002, 09:25 AM
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Mark,

I have some mudflaps on my UK300 that might suit, send me a mail to my profile address and I'll send them back.

Cheers, Sean.

Edited to add: Pictures! Save some time etc.









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Old 01 May 2002, 06:01 PM
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Anyone know of any Mudflaps that will fit the STI Type UK?

£400 for the ones in the STI Accessories brochure is a bit on the expensive side and apparently the cheaper ones don't fit. I only paid £18 for all four for my MY 99.
Old 01 May 2002, 06:10 PM
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Holy Cr&p, £400.00 smakers for some plastic bits ..are Subaru having a laugh or wot??
Old 01 May 2002, 08:05 PM
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Prodrive mini mudflaps for front, actually P1 ones but fit if you elongate the fixing holes slightly - £20 a pair from your local friendly Subaru dealer - part no. SACC 6021 I think.
Old 01 May 2002, 10:47 PM
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Just fitted my STi ones today on my Prodrive STi. Looks the business, if however, a little too rally extreme....

I ordered them 6 weeks ago, got them yesterday, was expecting them to be £390 inc VAT. When I picked them up, was asked to pay £350. Still crazy pricing, but, you can't have the top motor with naf looking flaps.

Now, just got to wait for my touch up pen so I can touch up the chips on my front wings. Another 2-3 week wait apparently...

Cheers

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PS. Will take some pictures of the car on Saturday, for anyone who want to check them out. Unless anyone else beats me to it.

Old 02 May 2002, 12:24 AM
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When are you next in Leeds Si?

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What do Prodrive mini mudflaps look like?
Anyone got a pictures?
Old 02 May 2002, 10:07 AM
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Mark,
These will fit a non prodrive STi but NOT the prodrive on the front, due to sill shape, I have this style on the back of mine but would like somthing similar on the front. I dont realy want the huge rally style, just something to stop the stone chips.

DaveTS,
Have you fitted these Prodrive mini flaps on yours ?? if so do you have any pics please.

cheers Steve
Old 02 May 2002, 10:34 AM
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Cheers for the pic's Seamus

Unfortunately mines the Prodrive version
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I believe Prodrive are going to be making small mudflaps for the cars at some point in the future, and selling them through dealers. Very similar to the ones that Dave mentions, but with the holes in the correct place.

Two of the Scottish owners have the rally style ones fitted. One has the STi blue ones, which are slightly lighter than the body colour, and another has the SWRT logo ones, which are very marginally darker than the body colour.

Both offer lots of protection for the sides of the car, and the front ones also protect the underside of the body as well, and go far into the front wheel arches.

The reason the STi ones are so expensive is the cost of the materials used. The rubber/plastic material that the flaps are made from costs about £100/sheet to buy, and you would be lucky to get more than a couple of flaps per sheet. You then have to buy/manufacture all the stainless steel brackets etc.

MTR (Scoobynet user), also makes mini-mudflaps which will fit the cars, and sells them through a dealer for £10/pair.

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Old 02 May 2002, 08:41 PM
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Agree with John, the materials look a bit on the expensive side. Still, you try convincing your friends that it was £350 well spent... They just laugh at me...


Ken

Don't know mate. I am in Matlock tomorrow though.

See you soon.

Simon

Old 02 May 2002, 09:45 PM
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STISteve

Yep, got them on both our STi's.

Haven't got a piccy, will try and put one up over the weekend
Old 03 May 2002, 08:20 AM
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Dave T-S,
Thanx M8 that would be great if you have time , Just want 2 see how they will look with the mini rear flaps that are already fitted . I can then get some ordered and stop some of the stone chips on the wings and doors.

Cheers Steve
Old 03 May 2002, 11:28 AM
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John

£100 for mud flap material you must be joking.
If you look in the back of Motorsport News you can find it much cheaper and make some yourself.I did this following instructions from a web site I found.Its a bit of a fiddle but worth it to save £350 (you must have more money than sense!!).

Just found the add:

Yorkshire Rally Spares 01653 697266

Mud flap material 3mm Red/Black 300mm wide.

3M enough to do one set £25
10M £60
50M roll £250

Hope this helps someone save a few ££££

Chris
Old 03 May 2002, 01:08 PM
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Does anyone have any pictures of the Prodrive mini mudflaps evan better if fitted to a my01, and who could confirm the part numbers. I wish to order a set but need co confirm that I order the correct ones. Dealer has quoted part number SACC 3348, not sure if this is the ones i've seen.
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Old 03 May 2002, 08:49 PM
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???
Old 03 May 2002, 09:10 PM
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Nigel, part no. is SACC6021 they were originally intended for the P1 but they fitted my MY01 fine, ScoobySport also sell them.
simon
Old 04 May 2002, 03:37 AM
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Just by chance a good pal of mine 'Kev' does a special deal STi mudflaps. Charged me around 650 quid to have these beauties fitted onto my Sport. Thing is they're made of a compound called 'LITART' which apparently makes them last 20 years. HEHE with my driving giving my SPort some stick should last me about 3 years!!! ANyway if you want some give us a bell and I'll get some ordered to you A.S.A.P

you're mate POPS
Old 04 May 2002, 05:30 AM
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If you have a look at http://www.ravensblade-impreza.com you can find templates for the STI mudflaps and make your own.

I did this, and they came out really well. The cost for the full set was $75NZ or just over £20.00

The mudflap material *IS* really expensive if you use sheet eurathane, but heavy duty rubber sheet (3-4mm) works well also and is much cheaper. I got 1m x 1.2m for $70NZ and the stainless steel for the brackets for $5 as an offcut.

Making them up is pretty easy following the instructions on the site above. You do need to mod them slightly to fit the new shape, but its not too much of a hassle.

And IMHO the STI mudflap prices are taking the p**s!
Old 05 May 2002, 10:06 AM
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Simon,
thanks ill get on the phone to Tileys first thing monday.
Nigel
Old 05 May 2002, 10:57 AM
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Ok everyone, as promised....

For those of you who wish to splash out on the genuine article STi mud flaps.

Taken these piccies this morning. These are the £400 dealer ones, or £350 if your want to fit yourself. Took me a couple of hours to do all 4. Drilling required in each arch so wheels have to come off.








Cheers

Simon
Old 05 May 2002, 07:15 PM
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Simon, they look amazing!

Now I only have to justify the cost too myself
Old 05 May 2002, 07:29 PM
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Must say do look the biz.I can feel a divorce coming on.....
Old 05 May 2002, 07:34 PM
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Simon,

As the very proud owner of the same car, I must say the m/flaps look very tasty. I am however having a hard job justifying the price tag.

I don't care what the bloody things are made of, £400.00 for a piece of rubber is just too much.

Darren
Old 05 May 2002, 08:42 PM
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Cool

And a couple more





Thanks for the comments guys. I know, a lot of money and difficult to justify. Like I said though, had two scoobs now and both have suffered with chips down the side. The STi is 8 weeks old now and already needs some attention.

What can I say, I don't want mini flaps, I want, erm... catch everything flaps...

Cheers

Simon

[Edited by YorkshireSimon - 5/5/2002 8:44:35 PM]
Old 07 May 2002, 02:59 PM
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Simon, Spoke to Darren at Tileys ref Prodrive Mini mudflaps, quoted the part number you gave me 'SACC6021', he couldn't find this part code on the computer, any chance you could double check this part number for me.
Thanks
Nigel.
P.S How's the STI?
Old 07 May 2002, 07:11 PM
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Simon,
Very very tasty.
Really like the look it gives your car from the rear.
These will definitely be going on mine as a pre-delivery option.
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Righty ho, finally got around to taking/uploading some pics of the Prodrive mini mudflaps.

And dug out the original packaging, the leaflet that comes with them is confusing but the label on the bag they were in says SACC2145






Old 07 May 2002, 10:05 PM
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Cheers Fubar

Thanks for the nice comments, I think it makes the rear of the car look good too.

Mmmmm, what next.... Carbon STi front reflector replacements and smoked side repeaters me thinks, to match the window tints

Cheers

Simon


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