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i remember reading on here somewhere that they were looking into getting bash pan side panels re manufactured?cant find it, did anything come of it?

I have put a wanted add up but i am not holding my breath befor i get some in good nic?

I'm still patiently wait ing for Syncropaddy to have these made.

I have had them on my van for a while and to be honest they are a bit of a pain in the ar5e and dont keep that much shizer out of the engine bay at all.

Jed

ninja.turtle007 wrote:I'm still patiently wait ing for Syncropaddy to have these made.

Im afraid everything Syncro and Mercedes has been put on the long finger ......

guzzter i have a sneeking feeling that i much doubt you will get your tinware on or not on the side with the intercooler on as it will foul have you a pic of your intercooler ,might be able to guadge if it will go

There is a part on classic http://www.etkashop.com/vwcp/Bus-LT/T-3 ... wanne.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I think it's for the bigger bashplate?

Personally I would say they only serve to hold mud in around the engine and will hinder cleaning but then I do venture into mud quite a lot

jebiga41 wrote:Personally I would say they only serve to hold mud in around the engine and will hinder cleaning but then I do venture into mud quite a lot

you should try lying your van on its side in the river, it cleans out all those hard to reach places

I was thinking more along the lines of sound reduction.

hugomonkey wrote:

jebiga41 wrote:Personally I would say they only serve to hold mud in around the engine and will hinder cleaning but then I do venture into mud quite a lot

you should try lying your van on its side in the river, it cleans out all those hard to reach places

So I've found out, still missed a few spots though although Dai's boots seemed to get quite clean

I am after the sound proofing too, i am surprised that new ones are available but £200 plus seems a bit steep, considering that the whole bash pan new is less than that. hmmm i think i will have to do a bit more research!?

guzzi wrote:I am after the sound proofing too, i am surprised that new ones are available but £200 plus seems a bit steep, considering that the whole bash pan new is less than that. hmmm i think i will have to do a bit more research!?

You could always make them yourself for a couple of quid



"special" hey

jed

yes you can make them yourself! good job:)

but what about the foam material inside? what did you used for that? I guess it is something special that provides sound proof and resistant to high temperatures?

I used a door mat.

jed

jed the spread wrote:I used a door mat.

jed