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Fitting extended wheel arches
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I fitted them to my 3 door disco it took me an afternoon to do so. The secret is to mark things up accurately and take your time. Check then re-check your marking and then get your angle grinder out. Fit it with a 1mm thick disc and then cut the metal away.
Once the metal is cut away file away the ruff edges and then paint the exposed metal with something to protect it.
Next job is to drill some holes so you can fit the extended arches. They screw to the car, sorry cannot remember the size of the drill used - start drilling a small hole and then enlarge as required.
As I said it's a simple job and should only take an afternoon.
As I said this is for a 3 door - what makes the 5 door complicated is that you have to trim the rear doors as well as the rear panel
Hope this helps.
Once the metal is cut away file away the ruff edges and then paint the exposed metal with something to protect it.
Next job is to drill some holes so you can fit the extended arches. They screw to the car, sorry cannot remember the size of the drill used - start drilling a small hole and then enlarge as required.
As I said it's a simple job and should only take an afternoon.
As I said this is for a 3 door - what makes the 5 door complicated is that you have to trim the rear doors as well as the rear panel
Hope this helps.
When I did my old 3 door all I did was cut the old arch out with a 4" angle grinder and then drilled and screwed the arches on. I never bothered with the +/-measurements the instructions give. If I ever do my current 5 door I'll take more time and do it proper. Do a search as theres a very handy thread of someone doing a 5dr,where they fold the doors in to cover the gap left.
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his were brand newI used to have a set like that??????
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that's not a roof rack its a helipadis that cos of the roof rack?
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is that cos of the roof rack?
no !! i got all the proper kit fitted unlike some cheap skate peeps
Pikey
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I know he gave mine away
supposed to be getting noo ones made by his mate.. Never seen the fookers since no !! i got all the proper kit fitted unlike some cheap skate peeps
if yer mean WLMs his does stand well and articulates like a gud un imho
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I know he gave mine away
i keep forgetting to ask for them back
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mine does get used for what it was built for not a pose mobileif yer mean WLMs his does stand well and articulates like a gud un imho
all the gear........:behindsofa:
mine does get used for what it was built for not a pose mobile
all the gear........:behindsofa:
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mine does get used for what it was built for not a pose mobile
all the gear........:behindsofa:
hwos gonna tug ya home when ya break it again
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hwos gonna tug ya home when ya break it again
if yer dunt break it, yer not trying hard enuff
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hwos gonna tug ya off when ya get it out again
Fooking disco owners durty Barstewards..
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