I bought a RE-A rear diffuser, just need to fit it! How easy or hard is it? I suspect some form of ramp would make it a lot easier - anyone have access to a ramp who wants to give me a hand in exchange for lots of beers :) :WaveBye
This is all assuming it will fit with my RE-A rear spats ??
if it dont you could always bring it back :chat
LOL :D Thanks again for that - did you get the beers ok?
I think your brother thought I was doing over the place!! :)
piece of cake takes an hour to do, just make sure its lined up correctly Mark
Do I have to start drilling holes though :eek
yes you do
ok now i\'m scared - you know i\'m going to end up drilling through the petrol tank or something!!
Mark the thickest part you will be drilling through is 3mm thick, which is the part of the back numberplate where the number plate goes, the sides of the back bumper and the bolt is already there underneath to hold the back of the diffuser up so you should be fine mate
yes many thanks for them they wernt wasted dont worry
he did wonder who you were and was quite disappointed that he didnt have give anyone a beating.
Any drilling is a scary prospect for me. Seeing as you seem to know how to do it..... fancy giving me a hand, or just giving me on the spot instructions?
i would if i lived near mate
i need to fit mine also, i allready have holes on the side of the car were it mounts to though as if one was fitted before
Takes about an hour or so matey, will have to drill and maybe sand down a few edges of the diffuser to make it fit. Had mine done at the local performance garage and a excellant job he did too :cheers
How much did he charge you?
Quote from: \'M@r{\']How much did he charge you?
Only £50 as i know him quite well, took him 2hrs as first one he had installed but for those in the know just 1 hr should be enough, mine took longer as the veilside rear spats we left on and sanded the diffuser down to fit around the spats