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davidu
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mtech flares installed

Post by davidu »

I shaved off bolts and used 3M structural adhesive for bodyshops, in the places where the bolts were, and used 1/4 3m 2 sided tape along the top edge to keep the water out. works well, 30 min clamp time at 70 F



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Matt in SC
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Post by Matt in SC »

nice. what kind of wheels are those?
clongo
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Post by clongo »

Makes me really want to pickup a set for my car. Looks great!
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Post by M. Holtmeier »

Badass.
davidu
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Post by davidu »

thanks, Wheels are weds 18x9.5 . heres a pic of some powder coating and polishing i have been working on

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Sweet. :cool:

-RoyW
Das_Prachtstrasse
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Post by Das_Prachtstrasse »

Glad they worked out for you!
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Post by ElGuappo »

Looks sharp.
Is that a BBS skirt I see on the back? :up:
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Post by johnnye23 »

Looks great . Drive it to work Wednesday so I can check it out ! Will be in town for a couple days ...
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Das_Prachtstraße wrote:Glad they worked out for you!
thanks, need skirts now,,, you have any of those in AU
davidu
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ElGuappo wrote:Looks sharp.
Is that a BBS skirt I see on the back? :up:
yeah thats it, looks much better with the flares, I was about to take it off, just didnt look right, but now with the flares it looks nice :alright:


Johnny , cant drive to work, no rear bumper installed and
antique tags cant drive during to week,etc, you will like :banana:
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Post by Das_Prachtstrasse »

davidu wrote:
Das_Prachtstraße wrote:Glad they worked out for you!
thanks, need skirts now,,, you have any of those in AU
I have a set of M-Tech skirts, and potentially a set of (hideously ugly) pfeba skirts, but I don't think either would suit the look you're going for. I'll keep my eyes peeled for you!
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Sweet thread, good work all around.
davidu
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Post by davidu »

thanks. really coming together at this point.
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Post by jay »

Looks great. Did you shave off the bolts and use 3m double sided tape or another method?
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jay wrote:Looks great. Did you shave off the bolts and use 3m double sided tape or another method?
I shaved off bolts and used 3M structural adhesive for bodyshops, in the places where the bolts were, and used 1/4 3m 2 sided tape along the top edge to keep the water out.
works well, 30 min clamp time at 70 F.
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Post by Greg E34 »

Looks great David!
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Greg E34 wrote:Looks great David!

thanks greg, I am ok with the weds now that the flares are installed,
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Post by leadphut »

the car is looking great!
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Post by davidu »

^ thanks,

I have been really enjoying driving this car again, I got my insurance upped to 7500$ if its wrecked, lately I have not even wanted to drive it because I could never get what I have in it back out,.... Its on now! still nervous but at least its covered with antique insurance with a stated value on my terms not theirs..... maybe it should be higher....?
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great job, it looks fantastic! :alright:
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re-subscribed for reference :clap:
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Looks real clean!
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oh how much i love that snakepile intake.
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Post by skip535i »

Looks great, David. I think you should insure it for at least 10k.
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thanks .i am questioning my insurance at 7500 at the moment too
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Very nice car

Post by hubble1953 »

Love that engine, would be so nice in my m535:)
Nice car, great job too!!
jm
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