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BLOODY flares

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BLOODY flares

Post by bruiser »

Have an 80 series
What do you do when the ruber starts to fall out from between the flare and body.

Also are the aftermarket ones any good.
Thanks
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Post by ratboy »

use locktight 101
ok it was me
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Post by RV80 »

Mine has after market ones. Every now and then
the rubber starts to fall out. It's a prick getting it
to stay in the right spot going back on.
I think mine are www.frp.com.au type ones.
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Post by bruiser »

RV
do you reckon they are better then genuine?

How much were they?

Since my trip to fraser at Christmas i have had sand stuck between the flair/rubber and body and it has be rubing and worn some of the paint off as they are loose.

I hate flares.
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Post by bruiser »

That website sux.
But thanks anyway, might check em out.
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Post by RV80 »

Have no idea on price they were already on it. But 4
screws and their off, so can totally clean behind them :D
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Post by bruiser »

do the screws came through to the outside.?
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Post by RV80 »

bruiser wrote:do the screws came through to the outside.?


Will post some pic's 2'morrow morning.
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Post by bruiser »

That would be great.
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Post by RV80 »

My fibreglass flares. You can see on the bottom pic
that it's held on with screws, undo 4 screws and its off :D
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Post by bruiser »

Nice

See you have taken rear bumper off.
Wouldn't mind doing that with mine until I come up with better solution.

Only problem is the 6inch lift draws police attention already.
Removing that would make it look even higher.

Would love to see pic of the rear. Only if it's not too much trouble.
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Post by RV80 »

The bumperette kind of came off after a tussle with
a dirt bank and other side isn't far behind. Will be
relocating the muffler shortly :D
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