Ground effect idea
And a VERY GOOD suggestion at that... Sometimes the simplest ideas (self-tapping screws) don't find room in my mind 
I'll take another look at the frame tonight and see how much damage that would do...
As long as I can mount it to the non-painted surface with them I think we're good to go
I'll take another look at the frame tonight and see how much damage that would do...
As long as I can mount it to the non-painted surface with them I think we're good to go
Not a level surface to use 3M. It will need self tappers and spacers to clear the round rocker...
Ok, went and looked again and remember now why self-tappers aren't an option...
Long story short it is a very uneven area to mount to and made of different substances (from composite fender to sheetmetal).
Now, I could just sell you guys the waterjetted side pieces and leave it up to you to find a way to mount them... Right now I just don't have the time to research putting a kit together further as I have a targa, grille, sail panel and some other things on the table right now...
Long story short it is a very uneven area to mount to and made of different substances (from composite fender to sheetmetal).
Now, I could just sell you guys the waterjetted side pieces and leave it up to you to find a way to mount them... Right now I just don't have the time to research putting a kit together further as I have a targa, grille, sail panel and some other things on the table right now...
Ok, went and looked again and remember now why self-tappers aren't an option...
Long story short it is a very uneven area to mount to and made of different substances (from composite fender to sheetmetal).
Now, I could just sell you guys the waterjetted side pieces and leave it up to you to find a way to mount them... Right now I just don't have the time to research putting a kit together further as I have a targa, grille, sail panel and some other things on the table right now...
Long story short it is a very uneven area to mount to and made of different substances (from composite fender to sheetmetal).
Now, I could just sell you guys the waterjetted side pieces and leave it up to you to find a way to mount them... Right now I just don't have the time to research putting a kit together further as I have a targa, grille, sail panel and some other things on the table right now...
What about angle brackets that you first bolt onto the sheet metal flange, then slide the ABS piece between the underside of the car and those brackets and use screws through the angle brackets to hold the plastic in place?
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I was thinking something similar to this to fix them! Attach to end of screw, push through drilled hole then screw it down tight!
If done from the underside of the car you wouldn't see the hole or you could use a plug to fill it.
Just an idea
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/na...me=promo_83953
If done from the underside of the car you wouldn't see the hole or you could use a plug to fill it.
Just an idea
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/na...me=promo_83953
