Sti style side skirt endings/mudguards.
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The ones that come on jap import wagons, look like molded plastic mudguards that fit onto sideskirts at the wheels, I dont know what they're called !!
Anyone know where I can get hold of the above and will they fit on a MY99 UK Wagon
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Rumy
Anyone know where I can get hold of the above and will they fit on a MY99 UK Wagon
Regards
Rumy
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Hi mate
I was after a set of these too, someone emailed me about something unrelated and mentioned he was getting some from ets racing.
They are replica ones but look very good. £70 delivered for 4 and I'm sure they'll fit your car.
email etsracing@currantbun.com
Hope this helps
James
I was after a set of these too, someone emailed me about something unrelated and mentioned he was getting some from ets racing.
They are replica ones but look very good. £70 delivered for 4 and I'm sure they'll fit your car.
email etsracing@currantbun.com
Hope this helps
James
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Many thanks Derek, guards arrived today.
So...........
How the hell do I fit em?
Also Ill need to paint them. Is it just standard primer and black paint ? or will I need a plastic primer.
Can anyone help with this ?
Thanks
Rumy
So...........
How the hell do I fit em?
Also Ill need to paint them. Is it just standard primer and black paint ? or will I need a plastic primer.
Can anyone help with this ?
Thanks
Rumy
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You'll need a plastic primer first mate. Then (halfords near you?) get some paint mixed to your code (vin plate on rhs of engine bay has code).
I'd offer em up before painting and get some holes drilled in them (if they don't have mounting holes) make sure they fit up nice then take em off and paint away.
I'd offer em up before painting and get some holes drilled in them (if they don't have mounting holes) make sure they fit up nice then take em off and paint away.
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Nice 1, got that.
Ive, actually got some plastic primer and paint left from when I colour coded those ****ty orange/indicator inserts in the bumper.
With regards to fitting, is it just offer up, drill holes, attach with self tappers ?
Ta, Rumy.
Ive, actually got some plastic primer and paint left from when I colour coded those ****ty orange/indicator inserts in the bumper.
With regards to fitting, is it just offer up, drill holes, attach with self tappers ?
Ta, Rumy.
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have a look at the mounting holes for the side skirts, you might find that you could use these holes on the car and just make holes in your new parts (this must be the case as they do these as standard on some sti's so they must use standard mounting points on the car)
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