Wheel Well Liners
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Wheel Well Liners
Called my dealer and got a price for them installing the liners when it's in for it's next service, almost did it in my shorts...250 bucks.
Saw some on EBay for 82 bucks.
Has anyone used these?
Are they cleap knockoffs?
Has anyone installed these?
Are they that difficult to install?
Thanks for looking.
Saw some on EBay for 82 bucks.
Has anyone used these?
Are they cleap knockoffs?
Has anyone installed these?
Are they that difficult to install?
Thanks for looking.
More Turbo
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Middletown,NJ
If they fit, they're probably fine. I bought the ones from the dealer and installed them myself, it's very easy...I can't imagine that aftermarket ones would be any harder to install.....adds a nice finished look to the rear wheel wells.
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From: New Hampshire
No big deal on installation
Did mine (OEM) in about 45 minutes on friends lift
If I had to do it in the driveway, maybe an hour.
Also I already had mudflaps so if you don't have them it makes it quicker as you need to remove the mud flaps first to install the liner
Did mine (OEM) in about 45 minutes on friends lift
If I had to do it in the driveway, maybe an hour.
Also I already had mudflaps so if you don't have them it makes it quicker as you need to remove the mud flaps first to install the liner
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