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I have a peice of tin wear/heatshield, what ever you call it is missing from the offside. Is this the same on a syncro as a 2wd?
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think that it is the same as 2wd, if you mean the parts that sort of flair down and join on to the silencer tin wear,

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Yeah thats the bit, without it the exhaust one is flailing around.
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I dont think any of the 2wd shields are the same as a Syncro. Just spent about 20 mins checking EKTA
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I couldn't see anything for the 2wd only the syncro, I spent ages looking the other night.
That's why I asked.
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I've got the complete set, if you want to measure them up, to get it made?
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lloydy wrote:I've got the complete set, if you want to measure them up, to get it made?
What for a petrol syncro?
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chances are it'll be the same one, the rare 2wd variants are just that, rare, so mostly they use the suffix A one same as syncros upto early 88, the change then is pretty small, delete one fixing iirc, the left one is the same with a bit cut off which gives it a different suffix
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lhd wrote:
lloydy wrote:I've got the complete set, if you want to measure them up, to get it made?
What for a petrol syncro?
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Diesel, sorry thought yours was diesel
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