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Front and rears for a Cupra sc 280 please. I spoke to my dealer twice since i picked it up late november 14,and he still not rung me back.
Yeah cheers Raven.Ocularis I did see the cupra ones on the seat site on the weekend, just would like to get front and rears done at once.
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Mudflaps
I would hang fire with the Seat one I fitted my fronts and not worth the money they are just a piece of rigid plastic and I could not get it to fit fully to the wing edge 2 mm gap
There is a post on hear and somebody found a firm that made for the Cupra different colours and styles
Found it http://www.performancecreations.co....tion-type-5f-2012-onwards-mudflaps-1331-p.asp
I would hang fire with the Seat one I fitted my fronts and not worth the money they are just a piece of rigid plastic and I could not get it to fit fully to the wing edge 2 mm gap
There is a post on hear and somebody found a firm that made for the Cupra different colours and styles
Found it http://www.performancecreations.co....tion-type-5f-2012-onwards-mudflaps-1331-p.asp
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please dont put rally flaps on your leons, they are god awful. Yes the rigid plastic ones from Seat arent worth the money but they wont look half as cheap as those.
agreed... they may work (did on my scooby) but they are sooo nasty looking. Might as well cover your car in glue and ram-raid the ripspeed section in halfords!
nuff said...
Rally flaps on a corsa, VXR on the registration plate, even though the name wasnt used until the next model.... just, need i say more
Rally flaps on a corsa, VXR on the registration plate, even though the name wasnt used until the next model.... just, need i say more
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Was these the cupra ones, part number 5f0075111 as on the seat site or are all the seat flaps pooh?? I see some on a mk7 golf and they looked well made and fitted. Thought the seat ones would be similar.
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No the Golf 6 Ones I fitted were top quality soft rubber with a perfect fit flange to the wheel arch compared to the Seat ones
If I had known I would have removed them before sale and tried to fit them to my Leon
Strange thing, if you drop the F in the part number and put in a G, you get front flaps for a mk7 golf, , , most odd.
Flexible mud flaps, rather than the SEAT rigid plastic ones, which cost an earth, perform much better when you are faced with speed humps, pot holes etc. as they flex on knocks and therefore do not potentially damage the bodywork to which they are fixed. I was quoted £120.00 to supply and install, for the SEAT approved rigid plastic mudflaps, both front and rear. Purchased my mupflaps from Performance Creations, both front and rear with the added FR logo as a option. Fitted like a glove, had to remove the back wheels to fit, however that gave me the chance to give the wheels a good clean. They look great, my personal opinion however.
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