Fender flares anyone??
12-05-03, 10:32 AM
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Fender flares anyone??
Figured it was about time...see the link.
http://www.cpracing.ca/productdetail...emsku=RX7FLARE
questions to info@cpracing.ca
http://www.cpracing.ca/productdetail...emsku=RX7FLARE
questions to info@cpracing.ca
Now I wont have to have them shipped from Oz! 
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12-06-03, 01:09 AM
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i think im gonna get those and mould them to the fenders and fill in the holes that are in them
and any idea the width of rim you could fit on there with those rims, and im assuming before you put the flares on you cut the piece out of the original fenders...
-greg
and any idea the width of rim you could fit on there with those rims, and im assuming before you put the flares on you cut the piece out of the original fenders...
-greg
12-06-03, 01:42 PM
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Originally posted by Cody
How would adding those flares prevent your tires from rubbing?
Does that mean you have to cut away the original fender that is covered by the new flares?
How would adding those flares prevent your tires from rubbing?
Does that mean you have to cut away the original fender that is covered by the new flares?
12-06-03, 09:20 PM
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I would assume that you could fit a 2" wider rim with the stock backspace on the car without any problems, just as long as you cut your original fenders. They are definately on my list. Next best thing to a full widebody is fender flares.
12-14-03, 12:52 AM
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Rx7carl
Now I wont have to have them shipped from Oz!
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Where in Oz r they, dammit i want some and its so hard getting stuff here!
Rx7carl
Now I wont have to have them shipped from Oz!
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Where in Oz r they, dammit i want some and its so hard getting stuff here!
12-14-03, 06:26 AM
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Terror7 - give the Rotary workshops that run Improved Production (IPRA, aka 3j, or the old 2e class) - try Selectmaz in Melbourne for a start. And check Grumpe's website (Team Chapparal www.grumpe.com.au ) they use Fibremaster parts (http://www.fibremaster.com.au/mazda.htm )
Someone used to do a much narrower set, like maybe just an inch wide - don't recall who.
(sorry, not trying to hijack, just help a local Aussie!)
Someone used to do a much narrower set, like maybe just an inch wide - don't recall who.
(sorry, not trying to hijack, just help a local Aussie!)
