frog hopper
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Pretty sure your stuck with them.
Easy check, look underneath to see how much wing is showing under the arch, IIRC the originals only cover about 1/2 inch of the wing.
Or compare with someone elses, like in Tesco car park or something, amount of wing showing under side repeater a good guide.
Easy check, look underneath to see how much wing is showing under the arch, IIRC the originals only cover about 1/2 inch of the wing.
Or compare with someone elses, like in Tesco car park or something, amount of wing showing under side repeater a good guide.
doriz
Well-Known Member
Nice grass that
Depends on what sort of lawn you like. It must have just been cut. It's full of daisies and other little wild flowers, but I like it like that for the bees and other insects.I can't remember why I had that line pegged out.
ogb
Active Member
If they're extended arches, then (from the pic) not by very much. An ugly fitment which you should consider removing, IMHO! Given that they're not much bigger than standard, you might be able to refit with OEM without too much restoration work.
Might the tyres be "outside" the line of the arches if they're standard? If so, the MoT bloke might have an issue with anything that allows the outer edge of the tyre to extend that far, which might be the reason the PO "fitted" these.
The finish of the rest of the bodywork seems pretty good, which makes me wonder why he/she did this amateur job and spoil it. The arches themselves seem to be thin plastic or GRP - based on the crack - so worth getting rid of for that reason alone. They'll give constant trouble.
Might the tyres be "outside" the line of the arches if they're standard? If so, the MoT bloke might have an issue with anything that allows the outer edge of the tyre to extend that far, which might be the reason the PO "fitted" these.
The finish of the rest of the bodywork seems pretty good, which makes me wonder why he/she did this amateur job and spoil it. The arches themselves seem to be thin plastic or GRP - based on the crack - so worth getting rid of for that reason alone. They'll give constant trouble.
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