Ok so I have had the lip rolled on my rear guards but they still hit when going over a slight bump with just one person in the back. The part hitting the tyre just where the guard meets the back bumper. I was thinking of fitting flares or just getting the guards rolled out a bit.
Does anyone recommend a place to get this done?
Cheers,
Matt
Guard Flaring
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Guard Flaring
by -MATT- » Mon Feb 09, 2009 9:58 am
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by 79rolla » Mon Feb 09, 2009 10:41 am
baseball bat!! failing that a mallet (wood or fiberglass) then hammer 
aslonge s your cerful you shuld be abil to get away with it without damaging anything..
aslonge s your cerful you shuld be abil to get away with it without damaging anything..
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Re: Guard Flaring
by Looonie » Mon Feb 09, 2009 7:50 pm
-MATT- wrote: The part hitting the tyre just where the guard meets the back bumper.
Either your bumper meets with the guard in a very strange way (ie. quite high up the arch) or your wheel moves in a very strange direction when your suspension compresses...
Rumple dee pumple dee doo...
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by soopachargen » Mon Feb 09, 2009 10:35 pm
its not the mudflap rubbinng on the tyre is it?
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by neo » Mon Feb 09, 2009 11:12 pm
Could be like my 101's, they rub where the bumper meets the guard as that section is about 20mm more towards the tyre, and they also rubbed on the piece of plastic that protects the filler..
101 FX's seems to just be full of design flaws at that end of the car!
101 FX's seems to just be full of design flaws at that end of the car!
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