Little stone chip protectors?

[Josh1989]

Morning,

Does anyone have a part no for the little stone chip protectors on the rear arch of the cupra?
Big stone appears to have torn mine off!

I've seen you can get carbon fibre ones for the a class merc, that would be a better option if anyone knows where I can get some for the cupra

Cheers
Josh

 

[Deleted member 103408]

have a look here, http://www.oemepc.com/seat/part_sin...category/809000/part_id/1418092/lang/e#sec_12

if its not your model then go to home page and put in your vin number

 

[Titchy]

Hi josh,

I've got some part no for you as i was looking to fit them to my FR, but i was under the impression that these were for aero purposes.

5F0 807 824 9B9 Right Wheel Spoiler
5F0 807 823 9B9 Left Wheel Spoiler
5F0 807 837 9B9 Right Rear wheel spoiler
5F0 807 838 9B9 Left Rear wheel spoiler

Here’s a pic (not my car)

 

[Josh1989]

Thanks very much can get some ordered!!
I just assumed they were little stone chip protectors! So you could well be right

Thanks again!
Josh

 

[Titchy]

No worries!

Seems that they are legally required if you have 19” wheels. This is taken from carbonwurks

“Both the A and CLA Class with the 19″ wheel option from factory come with plastic rear splash guards. These are for legal reason to extend the bodywork out further than the wheel protrudes but as another purpose they do also reduce the spray that comes off the wheels as well as keeping some stones inside too. Carbonwurks have taken this idea and again made them into Carbon Fibre!”

So apparently, all above is applicable.


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[Count Drunkula]

Hi josh,

I've got some part no for you as i was looking to fit them to my FR, but i was under the impression that these were for aero purposes.

5F0 807 824 9B9 Right Wheel Spoiler
5F0 807 823 9B9 Left Wheel Spoiler
5F0 807 837 9B9 Right Rear wheel spoiler
5F0 807 838 9B9 Left Rear wheel spoiler

Here’s a pic (not my car)

Those aren't aero parts iirc . They are fitted to cupra models as standard to comply with UK laws regarding how the wheels cannot protrude beyond the widest point of the wheel arch