More Carbon Loveliness for the Scoob
11 January 2012, 11:21 AM
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Hi Paul,
Looks great fitted, but still think it would be tter without the mesh and was solid carbon like I said in the emails, even if you can offer both versions? ;0)
Hows the other parts coming along, will be sending a box your way soon . ;0)
Ricey
Looks great fitted, but still think it would be tter without the mesh and was solid carbon like I said in the emails, even if you can offer both versions? ;0)
Hows the other parts coming along, will be sending a box your way soon . ;0)
Ricey
11 January 2012, 07:56 PM
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Without some kind of drainage the scuttle panel will flood when it rains. You need to at least some holes in the corners where the originals are to drain the water away.
12 January 2012, 11:09 AM
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Even if there was just a small hole either side as I will have some wiring under the scuttle so don't really want water getting if there, it won't be that 'flooded' when it rains it will run off soon as you drive away.
Great carbon work!
Ricey
Great carbon work!
Ricey
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