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2010/02/01 18:17:58 (permalink)
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Forest arches

Has anyone here fitted fiberglass arches to there Mk2?
Reason i ask is i have gone to try and put my front ones on and i just cant seem to get them to line up properly.

I'll put pics up later to show you'll what i mean.

Oh and do you guys know anyone that, if i pay em enough money lol, would fit the flares for me?

Thanks
Boz
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    fordsy
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/02/01 20:58:24 (permalink)
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    Got any pics? I'll be fitting a set of arches but not for a couple of weeks.

    http://classic-ford.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13666
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    JordyCharlieBoz
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/02/01 22:50:02 (permalink)
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    Rightyo. As you can see Alfa fiberglass put some strange end on the flare and I cant see what im going to do with it...

    It sorta looks right at the back of the wheel and i reckon when I go to put the bolts in it will sit against the panel properly, except that bit at the front.

    Oh and it that the right placement for it? I just sorta put it where i felt it looked and fitted best.
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 03:33:32 (permalink)
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    I may be wrong but have you got them on the wrong side mate? I may be trippin as I have been drinking for a number of hours (3.30AM)now but they look wrong way round?
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 03:34:12 (permalink)
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    edit:you hAVE GOT THEM WRONG WAY[:x)]
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 15:30:48 (permalink)
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    I think you need to get off the piss mate =P
    Are you sure? as soon as i read your post i went outside and tried to put them on the other side and it just didn't look or fit as well as the way i have pic'd. Ive contacted afla fiberglass to see if they have any pics of which one goes where and any fitment pics fingers crossed.

    Thanks KIZZA =) lol
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 16:12:48 (permalink)
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    this is not a definite answer, but u may find u need a mexico spoiler to slot in with the front arches.
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 17:57:05 (permalink)
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    This is how my ones sat









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    JordyCharlieBoz
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 19:03:09 (permalink)
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    That yellow esky looks mean.

    The rear ones line up fine... as fine as they can with a door in the way but im confident i can get them to fit. Its the fronts that are screwy. I got a mexico style spoiler from afla and its not going to help fitting the flares.

    It just doesn't seem like the way the flare is made that its going to fit. But i would think afla fiberglass wouldn't sell something that doesn't fit.
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 19:09:30 (permalink)
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    Hi Boz,

    Those flares you have definately need a spoiler to match up to by the shape of them.

    What happened to the Yellow car PJ?

    Cheers,

    Phil.
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 19:14:42 (permalink)
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    http://uploads.turbosport.co.uk/getrempic3.php?url=http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e156/cammyR10/mk2andktm019.jpg

    Looks like thats how they are ment to go on. I would suspect that my car is f**ked and the front has been pushed in at some point and thats why i cant get the flare sitting right.
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 19:19:47 (permalink)
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    its possible, but no reason u can modify plastic flares mate.

    ima keep watching this, the idea of arches will always be in the back of my mind [88]
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 19:20:39 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by JordyCharlieBoz

    Has anyone here fitted fiberglass arches to there Mk2?
    Reason i ask is i have gone to try and put my front ones on and i just cant seem to get them to line up properly.

    I'll put pics up later to show you'll what i mean.

    Oh and do you guys know anyone that, if i pay em enough money lol, would fit the flares for me?

    Thanks
    Boz



    any panel shop should be able to do this for you?
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    JordyCharlieBoz
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/03/01 23:05:37 (permalink)
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    Hey Phil. I purchased the back spioler thats sitting in front of my car in the first pic. And when i ordered the flares i told them i had the rubber spoiler and they said thats what the flares are made to mate with. As the fiberglass one is a repo of it I shouldn't have problems lol.

    Thanks for the link whooligan. When his just trial fitting the flares (unpainted) is exactly how i want my car to look. I will email him and see if he is willing to send me some more pic/info.

    Sterling no Panel shop around Albury/Wodonga wants anything to do with my escort. Oh i remember there was one but he had hes head up his ass and i refuse to deal with him.

    Thanks for all the help guys. I'll see what i can do tomorrow. I think a lil hit with a BIG hammer might be called for =P
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    RE: Forest arches 2010/04/01 22:35:46 (permalink)
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    I'm using the same spoiler (std plastic one) with Alfa flares and had to cut the fronts off to suit. It's on a race car so not the prettiest of finishes.

    OK, worked out how to add pics
    Chin spoiler will trimmed back to the black line.





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