cardboard wind baffles

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bugger did not know that as I ordered two things from gowesty,their delivery was very prompt from the states
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nothing to do with noise and questionable ref ducting but.......
if you do fit set then do not fit the lower one as per vw, scallop it out so it doesnt direct all that water/crud to the rear of the lower front panel
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I used the stuff they use for "for sale" signs outside houses. It doesn't rot like the cardboard and is easily cut/folded to any shape. I seem to see the stuff in skips all the time. Recycle I say.

Use the plain side though or you'll have 'Bairstow Eves' showing behind your grill :D

Mind you, if you're sure people are going to unscrew your grill and penalise you for not having the genuine cardboard, get the proper stuff.
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haha, na ill jimmy something up, not too worried about "new old stock" or anything like that, she aint no show queen.

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Can't take any credit for this image, neither for its accuracy, but this image was I'm sure posted on this forum some time ago.
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I saved it as I need to make new surrounds for my van, yet to do!
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It was me you beat me to it :ok
Same both sides just folded differently
See post below for cable tie trick to keeping the angle

Origional post here

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Hope you didn't mind me a) re-posting this image and b) keeping a sneaky copy for myself!
Many thanks to you.
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Not at all
If I wanted to keep it to myself I would not have posted it :D

Dims are good its the ex draftsman in me
You could probably print that photo and scale it on a photocopier
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Lads I'm flabbergasted once again by the power of the internet, and what happens when you ask the right question to the right people.

Really appreciate this information. Thanks to the original poster and the repost!

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