Plastic Inner Wheelarch covers

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Plastic Inner Wheelarch covers

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Found these on German E Bay. I remember a post about these a while back.
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I've got a set to put on the atlantic, just never get arund to it.
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Simon Baxter wrote:I've got a set to put on the atlantic, just never get arund to it.

What are your impressions so far? Do they look the part from your first impressions or are they a bit of ol' tat?
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Cheap rotomoulded plastic wheel arch liners that need a tad of trimming to fit.
Not supplied with any fixings so you make it up as you go along!
Need a bit of trimming to fit.
I like the idea, the noise surpression and keeping "pooh" from getting stuck behind the expansion tanks and/or getting thrown up from the rear wheel and getting wedged where it does.
Can only be a good thing.
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I bought a set off a German chap trading at Vanfest last year. He gave me a bottle of 'Oettinger' brewery beer as well! Havnt got around to fitting them either. He did supply a bag of fittings which are buried somewhere in my shed. Once the bodywork and arches are sorted I'll get about fixing them.
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That would be Frank.
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He had to sell them all so he could get back home!
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Simon Baxter wrote:That would be Frank.

Aye, thats the chappy.
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Simon Baxter wrote:That would be Frank.
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He had to sell them all so he could get back home!

Thats comitment :lol:
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Hey, has anyone fitted these yet?

Are you drilling holes in the wheel arch and then bolting them in, whereabouts?

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i have a set that i got from brickwerks . they take moments to fit ..no trimming..and no fixings needed but i did just for piece of mind secure with a rivit on the rears . i did bust a rear as i must have not fitted it properly and on full spring compression the tyre dragged it up and burst it!!!. but herritage sell them in singles £25..good times. they are fantastic and stop all the crap and you 'd think that they had always been there IF you noticed them anyway. :ok
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I fitted these by the way. I trimmed mine a little, as I wanted them to go inside the arch fully and it was really tight.

I also fastened them a little by drilling some holes in the plastic using cable ties.

Should be sorted for the winter and all the salt they use over here in Germany

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