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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: DeejayGti on 05 October 2006, 01:16
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Just wanted to let everyone know who doesnt that mudflaps are now available for the Gti at last. They are £60 a set but look good once fitted. Pretty straight forward to fit but need to take all the wheels off.
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Yeah I agree with the above, I just fitted a set a few days ago.
No problems with fitting and quite a neat fit also :smiley:
Haggle them down, i paid £47 for mine
That will stop the spray up the side of the car now
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Does not really help the dirty bum problem though!
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Any pictures of a vehicle with them fitted?
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You can see them on the second picture on here http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=47871.0
If you want a close-up let me know
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close up pics of mud-flaps from previous discussion on the site.
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=45740.0
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They look fantastic.ÂÂÂ
I will get some on this week. :cool: :cool: :cool:
Thanks very much for the superb pictures :smiley: :smiley:
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Back
(http://OvertheHill.smugmug.com/photos/102366914-M.jpg)
Front
(http://OvertheHill.smugmug.com/photos/102366917-M.jpg)
:cool:
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Just out of interest, I tried to spec these on a new car order but they insisted they didn't exist. I gave them your part number and they then agreed with your £60 but also pointed out that they'll add £55 for fitting!
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Getting a set fitted tomorrow. Will post cost etc. :smiley:
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surely its a do it yourself job, £55 labout, they taking the p.ss!
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Too true Phil, I just thought on a new car they might oblige and fit the things. It'll be in the garage anyway! Fitted for free would mean I'm good to drive drive drive when she finally arrives!
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From the pictures kindly uploaded by overthehill, doesn't the front mudflap look like it will rub and scratch the frong wing in time?
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Did anyone ever come up with a fitting guide for mudflaps?
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I fitted mudflaps to my car last weekend. to be honest I probably spend about 3 hours in total, all wheels need to come off the car. I tried fitting one of the fronts with the wheel still on the car but turned away as much as possible and it does work but quicker to take them off to get better access. The flaps come with really good instructions step by step and its not really a difficult task. Go for it if you are thinking of doing it yourself, and ask me any questions you want. Can give more detail if required. People mentioned the fronts damaging the paintwork but this will not happen because once fitted they do not move and they ar emade of softish rubber too.
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Thanks for the info. Ill be in touch when the car arrives if I have any problems.