Rear end not looking too good!

Started by kevinb, August 21, 2007, 12:50:03 PM

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kevinb

Ive got a standard rear bumper with a big exhaust as normal but I need something subtle to finish the back off. Im going for a clean, tidy look and dont really want the spats(?)....
 

 
Has anybody got any ideas on what I could do?
 
 
Also, whilst on the subject of bodywork stuff....kind of

 
 
Can I get rid of these fog lights and not be done for it?
And also, what other ways can i show the number plate?
 
Just looking for ideas really...sorry the pics are so huge!

XMN

think you answered your own question with the spats :)

dandan

you can bin the fogs no problem, front fogs aren\'t a legal requirement.

As for the numberplate, you are a bit stuffed if you want to move it and stay legal, at least you have a small one that isn\'t blocking too much air into the bumper. :)

Jit

Best thing you can do with the number plate is get the genuine bracket for it...i think rxmotors have it listed on their website....then get a proper long rectangular plate...looks good especially on silver and red cars...
as for the rear....i think spats is the only way....why not do the UK spc thing and leave the spats uncolour coded...like this guy
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41112

smarts

I\'ve got a sticky number plate on the front of mine, using the import size letters which are smaller - i think something like 64 or 68mm high and smaller spacing - this has now gone through several MOT places and none have said it\'s a fail.

Si

kevinb

Quote from: one2watchBest thing you can do with the number plate is get the genuine bracket for it...i think rxmotors have it listed on their website....then get a proper long rectangular plate...looks good especially on silver and red cars...
as for the rear....i think spats is the only way....why not do the UK spc thing and leave the spats uncolour coded...like this guy
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41112

 
They look quite nice actually....will have to look into these!
 
Cheers buddy

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Quote from: NurburgRobI like this, what do you think?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mazda-RX7-RX-7-FD3S-AUTO-EXE-Carbon-Rear-Splitter_W0QQitemZ110018877520QQihZ001QQcategoryZ72206QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem


I like that a lot :D

As for number plate position i like where i had mine when i had a standard front bumper


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I still have the bracket made by racing beat i think and i can make a number plate like the one in my picture to legal requirments.

The number plate position is legal im sure as most alfa romeo have them in the same position.
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Steve Garbutt
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evo_ray

My number plate position..........I think the plate is really too small but I havn\'t been stopped yet!!


Scott Zimny

You should think about one of the brackets that fold up once you get above 40 or so then you shouldn\'t need to worry too much about airflow and stuff.