Aftermarket Fenders
10-06-04, 10:32 AM
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Aftermarket Fenders
Does anyone know of a source for stock or custom front fenders for the 2nd gen RX-7s? Mine are rusting at the bottoms, from the inside out. I don't want to spend much, but fiberglass or custom styling would interest me enough to dig a little deeper into my pockets. Dave C.
10-06-04, 10:57 AM
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yeah the bone yard. Pull 2 new rust free fenders off another car and hit the inside with Naval jelly to stop the rust. Or corksport sells some but I heard they don't just bolt on
10-11-04, 03:11 PM
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I'm getting the Raceonusa widebodies. they are somewhere stuck in a shipping yard at the moment, I'll let you know how the install goes. They are pretty reaonably priced at $199 + $169 for the cross-continent shipping
10-11-04, 05:42 PM
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I've got a Victoria British catalog. I don't remember seing them in it. RX7Heaven replied...$100 + $25 shipping (each). I'll probably go with those. Dealer wants $299 each.
I don't care for the wide look without the rears matching. I do like fiberglass though. Dave C.
I don't care for the wide look without the rears matching. I do like fiberglass though. Dave C.
10-11-04, 05:44 PM
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the picture above, of the white mariah front fenders... mode five/ six are what i'm going to go with . along with the mode six rear fenders/door panel/lower door panel/ and whatever other piece there is. i can say that the stuff from designenergy (mariah) is pricey but thier parts are made real good.. VB also.
10-11-04, 06:08 PM
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www.rockauto.com has OEM for $92
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Originally Posted by Kenteth
I'm getting the Raceonusa widebodies. they are somewhere stuck in a shipping yard at the moment, I'll let you know how the install goes. They are pretty reaonably priced at $199 + $169 for the cross-continent shipping
Hey let us know how you like the company and the product. I just got done browsing there web site and am possibly interested in some of there stuff. I kinda dont want to be the test mule though lol
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It is cheap, but it is a pain to install. Very labor intensive. The rears are a huge pain, the fronts required a lot of work (and a lot more that I haven't done) to fit with my FC2000 front bumper.
You'll need some tools and some fiberglass experience to put the rears on, or find a shop in the area that has worked a bit with fiberglass before.
You'll need some tools and some fiberglass experience to put the rears on, or find a shop in the area that has worked a bit with fiberglass before.
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Originally Posted by RX-Ben
It is cheap, but it is a pain to install. Very labor intensive. The rears are a huge pain, the fronts required a lot of work (and a lot more that I haven't done) to fit with my FC2000 front bumper.
You'll need some tools and some fiberglass experience to put the rears on, or find a shop in the area that has worked a bit with fiberglass before.
You'll need some tools and some fiberglass experience to put the rears on, or find a shop in the area that has worked a bit with fiberglass before.
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