yes you can put em on
no they don't look overly great
BUT
they're cheap and they won't break when you lean em up agaist a tee or banking. If you want your motor to look arty farty and pretty then spend the 160 odd quid on the breakable expensive ones.
If you want summt that will take abuse then go for the defender ones
i put the defender arches on my 5 door 200tdi when i put the 33's on
fronts are dead easy, rears on the 5 door were an absolute pig, i'm not going to hide that
think a big mistake people make when fitting the defender arches is not trimming them
i fitted them complete then trimmed almost 2" of them in the middle, tapering them out at each end.
It also just so happens that i have a jig/te,plate here which acts as the cutting guide for both front and back
anyone is welcome to a free copy of it if theyget a sheet of hardboard to me
you line the jig up onthe body and draw a line round the template on the bodywork, then draw another line 1" inside the first line. You cut the wing out to the second line, the cut up to th first line making 1" tabs
these need to be folded in to form the start of the new wing edge
next you need to get some 30mm wide 2mm alluminium strip, about 5' long
this is bent and insertind inside the back of the tabs and riveted to each tab, thus forming a rigid eddge to fasten to
once done you offer up the defender arch, pilot drill and secure using screwfix's finest self drillign sheet rooofing socket head self tappers, start at the middle and work outwards, bendign the arch in as you go
its fiddly and time consuming but looks ok in the end
i canwrite up a proper article if you like, not got any piccies lyign about though as i did it 18+ months ago
all in i spent 1/2 a day on the fronts and 1 day on the rears
last time i saw the car they were still on it and hadn't been ripped off or cracked like the crappy fibreglass ones
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