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Now then mate think i seen your car in teeside park on wednesday night IIRC ![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
nice car, PM CRAIG! of this site he'll be able to tell you what you need to do, he's a cool guy thats done alot of work on my car so he knows what he's doing 
nice car, PM CRAIG! of this site he'll be able to tell you what you need to do, he's a cool guy thats done alot of work on my car so he knows what he's doing 
Easy job.....
Take the bumper off and turn it upside down. After trimming the two long location spigots (used on Leon) off the splitter, lay it on the bumper where you want it. Now secure it with G-clamps.
Now start in the middle at the front and drill a hole throgh the splitter & bumper, secure splitter to bumper with a nut (nylock) and bolt. Now work your way out doing the same, positioning and tweaking the position of the spiltter as you go.
When fitted you will see that the splitter is about 40mm too long each side in sticks out into the wheel arches. Trim it down with a sharp hacksaw. Refit bumper. Job done.
Bumper removal guide HERE
Take the bumper off and turn it upside down. After trimming the two long location spigots (used on Leon) off the splitter, lay it on the bumper where you want it. Now secure it with G-clamps.
Now start in the middle at the front and drill a hole throgh the splitter & bumper, secure splitter to bumper with a nut (nylock) and bolt. Now work your way out doing the same, positioning and tweaking the position of the spiltter as you go.
When fitted you will see that the splitter is about 40mm too long each side in sticks out into the wheel arches. Trim it down with a sharp hacksaw. Refit bumper. Job done.
Bumper removal guide HERE
...or you can just leave the bumber on and jack the car up and do the work on your back. its as simple as trim and screw.
I think mine is offcentre by a few mm but it was only a 10 min job.
I think mine is offcentre by a few mm but it was only a 10 min job.
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any 1 know how much 1 of these spliters are think am gonna have ago at it as they look really cool.
i spend to much as seat allready spent 194 quid today
i spend to much as seat allready spent 194 quid today
The splitter is about £19 from any Seat dealership.
I tie wrapped mine into position, then drilled holes all long but evenly spaced. Used 10mm Nuts and Bolts to secure. Your then left with an excess bit at either end, i cut mine down. To neatly finish it, i used a fine sandpaper to smooth off.
I tie wrapped mine into position, then drilled holes all long but evenly spaced. Used 10mm Nuts and Bolts to secure. Your then left with an excess bit at either end, i cut mine down. To neatly finish it, i used a fine sandpaper to smooth off.
very nice look really good will have to get my self 1.
that guid for removing bumper is the mk 4 1 any 1 got 1 for the mk3 or is it the same?
that guid for removing bumper is the mk 4 1 any 1 got 1 for the mk3 or is it the same?
Don't go there this is SCN.
Great finish on the paint but looking at the first 2 pictures, how tall are you?
Guy.
On a side note, Do you have any pictures of her naked?
If not, do you wanna buy some??
Only joking mate!
danny_lund1
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Obviously you don't have to take the bumper off but with it off you can stand above it and gauge the position of the of the splitter alot more acuratly than you can with your eyes about 1mm away from it and your head squashed under the car.. Making the whole job more acurate and neater. Your only going to fit it to this car once right? If its worth doing, its worth doing properly IMO.
i had to just tighten up one of the screws holding mine on, mine is proper feckled though, have smashed it on speed bumps and curbs so many times
Big Mac
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looks really good! geting my fmic next weekend and fitting it so think ill put a splitter on when the bumper is off for that. do it properly like beaker suggests
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