ae86 arches fit!!!

terry · #1 11-09-2007, 18:23

just a bit of good news for anyone looking for a set of wide arches for their s12, the arches available for the ae86 fit our cars prefectly. I got a set for mine with the intention of modifying them to fit the car, but discovered that they actually fit the car perfectly, if you fit the front p/s arch to the rear d/s and ontinue in that order they fit 100% and look as if they were made for the car.

Dont know if this is common knowledge but i thought i'd share it anyway

s13eater · #2 11-09-2007, 18:39

good find mate, can you post any pics up,cheers.

terry · #3 11-09-2007, 18:42

i will indeed ill put them up thursday night when im back working on the car, theyre sitting in the boot atm

s13eater · #4 11-09-2007, 18:52

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Originally Posted by terry

i will indeed ill put them up thursday night when im back working on the car, theyre sitting in the boot atm

cheers, where did you get them from ? and how much ?

terry · #5 11-09-2007, 18:56

i got them off brian campbell in warrenpoint over here, www.driftkits.eu, he makes replica vertex uras etc kits, i dont know the price because i got a front bumper and skirts off him aswell and we just agreed on 650 euros total but i think he mentioned 250 or 300 was the normal price for them. They are excellent quality as is the bumper and skirts. And the best bit was i was his forst s12 customer

he said to send him pics when its fitted and he might make some moulds if there is a demand

, if you want his phone no just let me know.

Now to try convince him to make a carbon fiber bonnet

s13eater · #6 11-09-2007, 19:10

i wanted a carbonfibre bonnet made like my blue mk1 bonnet.

terry · #7 11-09-2007, 19:14

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i wanted a carbonfibre bonnet made like my blue mk1 bonnet.

how far did you get with that or what ended up happening, i had a notion to try and make a mould of one last week and give it a go but the costs quickly put me off

s13eater · #8 11-09-2007, 19:18

it never got done, cheaper option would be a fibreglass bonnet with a layer of carbonfibre on the top.

terry · #9 11-09-2007, 19:21

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Originally Posted by s13eater

it never got done, cheaper option would be a fibreglass bonnet with a layer of carbonfibre on the top.

feck off now you have me thinking again and i cant afford it at the minute

, i think ill ask brian if he would do somthing like that when im picking up the indicator lights for the bumper off him

s13eater · #10 11-09-2007, 19:34

lol, yeah get it done

, keep me posted mate.