any scooby pics with mudflaps?
11 August 2003, 08:17 PM
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kevinStanton; smart mate! ta for the link 
did they come with the STi lettering? ( not that mine is an STi -mores the pity)
[Edited by chrome - 11/8/2003 8:18:11 PM]
did they come with the STi lettering? ( not that mine is an STi -mores the pity)
[Edited by chrome - 11/8/2003 8:18:11 PM]
could you email me some info
04 November 2003, 02:16 PM
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here you go.
i got the flaps from megabusa (scott lowe)
http://www.scottlowe.co.uk/Scripts/p...sp?idproduct=2
he takes paypal and the flaps were with me within a couple of days.
they came with all the brackets and fasteners.
Kevin
i got the flaps from megabusa (scott lowe)
http://www.scottlowe.co.uk/Scripts/p...sp?idproduct=2
he takes paypal and the flaps were with me within a couple of days.
they came with all the brackets and fasteners.
Kevin
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Elmer Fudpucker: Did you make any brackets for them? They look very similar to what I’m about to do, I think they look good but as you say you can take them off in the summer if you want
04 November 2003, 05:46 PM
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I originally had the 'Sport Impreza' mudflaps fitted,these cost about £25 from a main dealer...
..so I used those brackets(and logo's) to hold the new ones on with.
Total cost was around £50 I suppose and no drilling required
-Jon
..so I used those brackets(and logo's) to hold the new ones on with.
Total cost was around £50 I suppose and no drilling required
-Jon
07 November 2003, 09:54 PM
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Sorry to hijack also - but Elmer - that is one seriously good looking RB5
Don't fanacy making me a set of those flaps do you for cash ? cos I really like them
Don't fanacy making me a set of those flaps do you for cash ? cos I really like them
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whatto chaps!
Minty,thats Swissol polish mate
Gave it the claybar/cleansing/polish treatment about 2 months ago,
In the pic,the car was washed and chamoised the day before.
Nelson
Why not 'ave go yourself,its dead easy
You'll need some Sport mudflaps(for the fitting kit @clamps)
Part No...SACC3348 & SACC3349 >£25
4 kaylan 3mil thick sheets...Rally Design 01795 531871 £14 A pair
(no connection,btw)
Draw round the sport flaps onto the kaylan sheets to get the location holes in the right place,then you can make the new flaps as wide or as long as you like
-Jon
Minty,thats Swissol polish mate
Gave it the claybar/cleansing/polish treatment about 2 months ago,
In the pic,the car was washed and chamoised the day before.
Nelson
Why not 'ave go yourself,its dead easy
You'll need some Sport mudflaps(for the fitting kit @clamps)
Part No...SACC3348 & SACC3349 >£25
4 kaylan 3mil thick sheets...Rally Design 01795 531871 £14 A pair
(no connection,btw)
Draw round the sport flaps onto the kaylan sheets to get the location holes in the right place,then you can make the new flaps as wide or as long as you like
-Jon
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