LiamWR1

Gents,

I'm looking at buying a couple of sets of the black prodrive mudflaps for our two cars & was wondering about fitting...

Are they a straight screw/bolt on into existing holes or are the a custom fit (drill yer own type)??

If they are easy I will give it a go, but anything tricky is probably a garage job...

What should I expect to pay to have them fitted for me????


Cheers,

Liam.

scooby L

Got Hendrys to fit my Scott Lowe Rally style flaps.

Only one hole per wheel needed drilling, the rest used existing bolt holes.

I only used Hendrys because the wheels needed to be removed to do the job, and my driveway was not level enough to take the risk!

They charged me £70 to do it..

Clive the Brave

I got the ProDrive Black flaps fitted to my WR1.
I've a really good dealer and they fitted them free, it's just a little after sales service that goes a long way.
Try your dealer, I did not want to **** things up.

LiamWR1

Cheers Gents,

info much appreciated & for £70(ish) it's got to be worth a trip to the dealer

Regards,

Liam.

Daz_WRX

how much were the prodrive flaps? any pics?

Clive the Brave

I think I paid about £220.
No pics at the moment, working in the office today.
Tmorrow if you want them, but PM so I know

Big Den

The Prodrive black flaps can be purchased from your Subaru dealer as per the Subaru Uk website: http://www.subaru.co.uk/IMGGB/WWW/Su...1?Opendocument

£112.49 per pair. Fitting should be straight forward but I'm sure your dealer would fit them FOC (or for a small fee). If you don't ask you don't get!!

Den

JAGMAN

hello m8

i got mine from scott lowe for £150 delivered there like the prodrive ones but with STI along the bottom and dead easy to fit on the WR1 all i did was take the wheels off and clean them while my son fitted them lol

prouty1978

hi m8

i fitted them for my dad on his WR1 it was a matter of drilling 1 hole on each side inside the arch for the rears and then 2 bolts on the outside and the fronts where u remove the 2 plastic black grub screws on the outside and then drill a hole on the inside and bolt the outside with 2 bolts. dead easy m8 all u need to do is take the wheels off took me about 30min to do the lot i might have the instructions somewhere if u want me to e-mail them to u and pics?

Ian

Neil W

I also have the Scott Lowe ones. Fitted them myself and in all it took me approx 1hr. Very simple once you have taken time to fully understand how they go together.

Search on here for fitting tips as the fronts can be a bit tricky as you must tape the plastic bolts in place or they will fall behind the side skirts and very difficult to retrieve apparently!

Jasoon posted some very good fitting instructions / piccies.

WH03JAM

Has neone else found that the Scott Lowe mudflaps dont line up straight at the back?? Mine seem to sit out by about an inch, and looks untidy....

Neil W

Mine sit fine. Did you fit the metal bracket on the inside?

MikeWood

Liam

They are very straightforward to fit and don't involve drilling the body. Full fitting instructions are supplied.

Mike

WH03JAM

Erm, nope...have mine on the outside....maybe this is the problem

STIdreamer

Brackets on the outside is correct. Mine could be squarer, be nicer if they held the colour for more than 6 months, 1st set faded almost straight away, second set 3 months old and holding reasonable.I will have to wait and see.

chris's scooby

Is that the Scott Lowe ones? Which colour have you gone for?

Chris

Neil W

The Scott Lowe ones also have fixings on the inside.