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Jas

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:10

any1 know?

mwg

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:12

Combat

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:12

Combat ones that are on backwards.

Jas

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:18

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
Combat ones that are on backwards.

they luk quite tidy... im lookin 4 some sideskirts but dunno wat ones....

mwg

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:22

Depends what you are planning on doing with the front and back bumpers?

NeilsC

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:23

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
Combat ones that are on backwards.

there are on the correct way round mate

SteveW

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:24

i thought the twist has to be at the back..

fuk knows.. looks fine either way round really

richard_syko

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:28

The M3 skirts have the longer bit at the front and the twist at the back

Nismo

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:29

quote:
Originally posted by NeilsC

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
Combat ones that are on backwards.

there are on the correct way round mate

nope , as steve said twist is at the back.

NeilsC

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:29

the full combat kit was low at the front and then raised at the back to follow the line

NeilsC

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:32

quote:
Originally posted by NeilsC

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo

quote:
Originally posted by NeilsC

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
Combat ones that are on backwards.

there are on the correct way round mate

nope , as steve said twist is at the back.

i remember seeing a feature in a car mag with a black corsa from here, quote was "combat skirts back to front as they look better" to the twist was at the back of the car

Jas

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:39

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_boy69
Depends what you are planning on doing with the front and back bumpers?

erm i have post 97 atm...im hoping to get the gsi front and im not sure about the rear... i want something subtle...

but im gettin a smooth boot and i need a bumper thatl hold the number plate on the rear

mwg

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3rd Jun 05 at 11:48

with GSi front I'd go for either GSi skirts, steinmetz skirts or Irmscher skirts and have a recess cut into the standard rear bumper but different people have different opinions

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3rd Jun 05 at 13:02

my twist is at the back

SteveW

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3rd Jun 05 at 13:04

on my old car they were on the back.. not saying im right tho