to flap or not to flap - that is the question
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to flap or not to flap - that is the question
Got the chance of getting hold of some scott-lowe mud flaps in blue - question is do they make the car look over the top??
answers on the back of a postcard please
answers on the back of a postcard please
fit em.
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i am now the proud owner of a defi pod - just need 3 circular things to fill in the holes now
v5 - you have mail
v5 - you have mail
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Originally Posted by pippyrips
i am now the proud owner of a defi pod - just need 3 circular things to fill in the holes now
v5 - you have mail
v5 - you have mail
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not when yours are carbon fibre 
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put mine on wednesday, picked them up from ebay for £30, I would say they look very much like the scott lowe ones, well impressed by the quality, came with brackets, fixings and stickers, no drilling as they use the standard wholes. took about an hour to fit.
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Got them on an auction from this guy http://stores.ebay.co.uk/mud-ban had a zero feed back rating so took a chance.
He's sold a few now and feed back is all 100%. They arrived next day. very well packaged, fitting instructions were easy to follow, Very good quality, I'm heading up to swindon tomorrow, so I'll let you know if they withstand the motorway!!!!!
He's sold a few now and feed back is all 100%. They arrived next day. very well packaged, fitting instructions were easy to follow, Very good quality, I'm heading up to swindon tomorrow, so I'll let you know if they withstand the motorway!!!!!
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
put mine on wednesday, picked them up from ebay for £30, I would say they look very much like the scott lowe ones, well impressed by the quality, came with brackets, fixings and stickers, no drilling as they use the standard wholes. took about an hour to fit.
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Originally Posted by Trap2Terrorist
Get some pics up???
it needs to stop raining!!!!!! I haven't left the house since I stuck um on, I'll take some on monday and stick um up them
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
it needs to stop raining!!!!!! I haven't left the house since I stuck um on, I'll take some on monday and stick um up them
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