WRX mudguards
05 January 2002, 10:27 PM
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Hi guys - got some of the official Scoob aerodynamic ones on the fornt and back of the MY02 wagon. Look the biz, easy to fit and about £50-ish IIRC......
Forgot to say - that's for all four.....
[Edited by Harry_Boy - 5/1/2002 10:28:19 PM]
Forgot to say - that's for all four.....
[Edited by Harry_Boy - 5/1/2002 10:28:19 PM]
01 May 2002, 09:55 PM
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I followed the advice of some previous threads and fitted the £10/pair Sport mudguards to my WRX instead of the pukka OEM £50/pair jobbies. To say thet are tacky and cheap looking is an understatement. I fitted them anyway (including drilling my front arches!) because I am paranoid that my coded cills will get chipped to ****. But boy, are they an embarassment!
Is anyone making/going to make an acceptable set of decent mudflaps or do we have to shell out £100 at a dealer or £400 for STi rally flaps?
JJ
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Is anyone making/going to make an acceptable set of decent mudflaps or do we have to shell out £100 at a dealer or £400 for STi rally flaps?
JJ
(I have digital photos if only I knew how to post them)
01 May 2002, 10:38 PM
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Hiya Mate - I'd post some pics if I had any..... I'll try and get some done this weekend, unless someone beats me to it!
They look a bit like the aerodynamic guards that are on stuff like Renault Scénics and the like - ie. they are flared outwards at the leading edge, and tend to be longer, rather than deep....
Yup, the wagon has rounded arches, but I think they all work (and therefore fit) using the same principle. Gotta say, they definitely work!
They look a bit like the aerodynamic guards that are on stuff like Renault Scénics and the like - ie. they are flared outwards at the leading edge, and tend to be longer, rather than deep....
Yup, the wagon has rounded arches, but I think they all work (and therefore fit) using the same principle. Gotta say, they definitely work!
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01 May 2002, 10:51 PM
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They're in the 2002 accessory brochure, but the pic's very poor. In fact, it's hard to see which way round they are.....
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