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1664 wrote:spoiler right / 255805911 Obsolete

justkampers are still doing that bit http://www.justkampers.com/shop/type_25 ... 11277.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; they claimed it was an orig VW part when asked some time ago £19.53 inc VAT

Thanks for all your help folks but I've spent the day scrubbing them bare with wet 'n' dry, then scrubbing them in 'kick ass' cellulose paint thinners, followed by a spray of satin black. They still look like mutton dressed as.........well, mutton really but they're going to have to do because I have a deep seated problem parting with £150ish for something that serves no use whatsoever other than vanity otherwise I'd have bought an overseas wife

1664 wrote: because I have a deep seated problem parting with £150ish for something that serves no use whatsoever other than vanity otherwise I'd have bought an overseas wife

They do serve a purpose, for once, they do help with the stability at high speeds. BUT £150 is stooopid money I agree.

Louey wrote:

1664 wrote: because I have a deep seated problem parting with £150ish for something that serves no use whatsoever other than vanity otherwise I'd have bought an overseas wife

They do serve a purpose, for once, they do help with the stability at high speeds. BUT £150 is stooopid money I agree.

The only purpose an AirDam does on a T25 is enhance the looks to the lower front end, and if you want stability at (high speeds)----
then fill a hundred weight bag of sand and stick it ontop of your spare wheel, --- or to drive in a straight line Run it on Rails-----------

Well, I'm with Louey on that one!

I thought the whole idea of it was to stop so much air getting underneath the van and "lifting" it off the road. I know I paid £100+ for mine and it seems to have helped ................................. or would that be the extra £500+ for supension, steering and wheel mods that did the job???!!!

What's high speed? I don't think I've got one of those!