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Kriss

posted on 4/1/08 at 12:52 PM Reply With Quote
measurements for rear stone guards

can someone be kind enough to provide me with the correct measurements needed for the rear stone guards. I am getting a pair of c/f one made by carbon mods.

cheers

kriss

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Hellfire

posted on 4/1/08 at 12:56 PM Reply With Quote
The stoneguards can be any shape you wish - as long as they fit on the rear arch. Use some card, cut the shape you require and either give the measurements to Carbon Mods or send them the cardboard template.

Phil






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Humbug

posted on 4/1/08 at 12:57 PM Reply With Quote
Isn't it different for every type of rear wing? Also, if you are having them custom made, you will have a choice how high up the wings you want them to go.
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BenB

posted on 4/1/08 at 01:21 PM Reply With Quote
It's worth checking any suggested measurements against your car. Presumably the MK Indy wheel arch width didn't change but I know the ali sonte guards I bought were way too wide for my Locost....
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02GF74

posted on 4/1/08 at 01:44 PM Reply With Quote
be aware that the passenger side wheel arch is shorter on some car to allow for the exhaust (e.g. carertham) thus that cover is shorter.
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Humbug

posted on 4/1/08 at 02:14 PM Reply With Quote
slightly OT, but if you're not dead set on carbon, you can quite easily make your own from ali... my effort here:

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?action=attachment&tid=67536&pid=564991

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Gergely

posted on 4/1/08 at 04:55 PM Reply With Quote
Sorry for the hijack, but is there a real use of the stoneguards - would the arches be damaged easily otherwise - or is it a purely cosmetic touch?
Just thinking for the future...

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Kriss

posted on 4/1/08 at 05:04 PM Reply With Quote
for me its both.

functional due to the peppering they take alone on track, so what they will be like after a spirited country road drive i dont know.

secondly, cosmetic. got a few cf parts so its all in keeping with the scheme!

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Hellfire

posted on 4/1/08 at 05:14 PM Reply With Quote
If you have soft tyres, your rear arches take a severe hammering and will get chipped. So no, it's not just cosmetic.

Phil






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Kriss

posted on 4/1/08 at 05:28 PM Reply With Quote
i got R888's take it they are gonna take an utter pasting!
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Hellfire

posted on 4/1/08 at 05:44 PM Reply With Quote
Yep.

Phil






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