anyone with pics of !inner wheel well plastic
04-13-2006, 03:31 PM
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If you do it, you should paint the inner fener well black so it doesn't look like ****. Also, if your car sees rain you'll want to fab up an aluminium plate to go between the door sill and wheel well. If you don't, all the **** will shoot right off the back of the tire and down teh door sill, in the door hinges and so on.
Here's what it looks like unpainted, I will get you a weight on them in alittle while.
The liners alone are just about 5lbs exactly for the both of them. Combine that with all the under car plastic and hardware, you could probrably pull off over 10lbs.
Here's what it looks like unpainted, I will get you a weight on them in alittle while.
The liners alone are just about 5lbs exactly for the both of them. Combine that with all the under car plastic and hardware, you could probrably pull off over 10lbs.
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04-13-2006, 08:05 PM
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What about the plastic under the car? Do you take that off too, or is it needed to hold the front bumper up after removing the bumper supports? I'm refering to the part with the trap door to access the turn signals.
04-13-2006, 08:14 PM
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What about the plastic under the car? Do you take that off too, or is it needed to hold the front bumper up after removing the bumper supports? I'm refering to the part with the trap door to access the turn signals.
Its true about the door hing though. mine are SUPER dirty.
04-13-2006, 08:36 PM
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Cool, I'll be pulling it all out this weekend. I'm going to try and keep the fog lights so I'll either trim the bumper down to nothing or fab up a bracket. Also cutting the metal out from under the fenders.
