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Old 02-02-06, 01:24 PM
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Question about installing Feed sideskirts

I got a set of Feed replica FG sideskirts from RE. I also have his street diffuser, which had small marks where to drill holes, that lined up to factory holes in the bumper/heatshields so that installation was very easy, and very little drilling was required. With these skirts, they have the same marks, but I see no corresponding mounting points on the body for them to line up with. Before I go drilling into my FD, I just wanted to see how everyone else went about mounting these. Thanks alot..
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2 bolts the hold the front fenders on...the screws in the rear where the plastic rectangle clips are, and a single rivit in the middle <--have seen 140mph+ and has no flutter.
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^I did the same thing in front, and removed the black plastic shield in front of the rear tires, and used those for the rear mounting holes. I put three (3) screws in between the front and the back to keep things tight. People sometimes bump them with their feet when they get in and I wanted to make sure they were on tight.
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Thanks guys. Is it possible to keep the rubber/plastic pieces in front of the rear wheels with these sideskirts?
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You need to remove that black piece or they will not fit, their are two indentions that need to go in the screw holes that are under that black piece.
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it's actually really simple.

I have the feed's off my car as I am about to send it in for a repaint. I test fitted them and they fit fine. I can grab a pic if you need it.
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