Today's Project....... Roof Vents !!
08 March 2010, 10:58 AM
#31
Great work chaps.
If anyone wants this done in Essex, i know a man who can.
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08 March 2010, 05:55 PM
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Great job guys,looks the dogs. Where did you get the roof vents from as i think im going to do mine now.
Cheers Dougie
Cheers Dougie
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08 March 2010, 06:21 PM
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You can get the full kits new from japanparts but beware you will probably pay duty on them when they come in the country , other than that a breakers or ebay
08 March 2010, 06:58 PM
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Great work chaps.
If anyone wants this done in Essex, i know a man who can.
Heres a guide for newage cars
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If anyone wants this done in Essex, i know a man who can.
Heres a guide for newage cars
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08 March 2010, 07:05 PM
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08 March 2010, 09:10 PM
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This is not a mod to think about Granby just buy it and do it the more you think about cutting a hole in the roof the less you will want to do it
We both picked ours up from jap performance parts... we did originally look at new ones from japan from japanparts which was viable until the exchange rate went pop and the prices shot up then got second hand kits for the same price as we would have had the new ones for originally.
We both picked ours up from jap performance parts... we did originally look at new ones from japan from japanparts which was viable until the exchange rate went pop and the prices shot up then got second hand kits for the same price as we would have had the new ones for originally.
08 March 2010, 09:54 PM
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As Si said we picked the flaps up secondhand, both of them were in great condition but sonic blue so they had to be painted. Even new the flaps only come painted in a few basic colours so budget for that if your colour is not available from the factory.
As they were being painted we decided to loose the OE sticker on the underside of the vent and glad we did, I'm so pleased, the cool grey works very well with the grey trim
As they were being painted we decided to loose the OE sticker on the underside of the vent and glad we did, I'm so pleased, the cool grey works very well with the grey trim
09 March 2010, 06:39 PM
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dropped mine off at the sprayers today, along with a couple of little gems I picked up for bargin, took me about 20 minutes to swap them over, have the white one at the moment to keep the rain out
09 March 2010, 08:00 PM
#56
I have been out for a little run tonight after changing the top mount over to make sure all was sealed well and when getting near home and dropping speed I thought flaps up
and from a practical point of view they certianly let some air into the cabin ! this is going to be great in the warmer weather with no air con fitted it has to be one of the best mods I've done for a long time.Yes lets see a few pics there Danny
