Interior/Exterior Installing M7 Front Splitter -need advice
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Oh, I see what you mean. As you're aware, the M7 splitter is a stiff/flat piece of carbon fiber. It fits nicely to the flat bottom of the S facia but not very well to the Aero facia. If the Cooper's lower is also flat, it should be an easy task. I'll take a look at my mom's Cooper when I get home:smile:
Originally Posted by Cooper_Si
Ive got one in the UK (because the customer cancelled ) but i have a guy asking if it fits a cooper. I know M7 website doesnt say its for particular models...was just wondering if there were any pictures floating around
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Originally Posted by MSFITOY
Oh, I see what you mean. As you're aware, the M7 splitter is a stiff/flat piece of carbon fiber. It fits nicely to the flat bottom of the S facia but not very well to the Aero facia. If the Cooper's lower is also flat, it should be an easy task. I'll take a look at my mom's Cooper when I get home:smile:
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Originally Posted by red rage
Need some how -to advice on placing the vertical support bars, suspended into the front bumper...
? Is there a way to do it without removing the front bumper ?
I am not a wrench and wouldn't know where to start, also have no helpers
? Is there a way to do it without removing the front bumper ?
I am not a wrench and wouldn't know where to start, also have no helpers
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yea Rage!! dont sweat it! its so easy, once U do it the 1st time its all gravy there after.........on the support bars make sure they are at a 50 or 60degree angle (closing the angle! of course if U start w/a 90o angle)
hope thats not to confusing....
hope thats not to confusing....
Originally Posted by red rage
Need some how -to advice on placing the vertical support bars, suspended into the front bumper...
? Is there a way to do it without removing the front bumper ?
I am not a wrench and wouldn't know where to start, also have no helpers
? Is there a way to do it without removing the front bumper ?
I am not a wrench and wouldn't know where to start, also have no helpers
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Originally Posted by mudflap
not to sound stupid or ignorant--but what is that black, round key looking thing jutting out from the lower grille?
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Originally Posted by MSFITOY
Not a chance. Don't need help. In fact, it could be done with your eyes closed. You only have to remove nine screws and unplug four bulbs...takes about two minutes if you hurry:smile: Give Chad a call...he can walk you through it. You need 8mm, 10mm sockets, torx driver and a philips screw driver.
Support bars are now on and holding strong with additional red painted washers on front and non-painted behind the bumper added, pics to follow
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Originally Posted by red rage
You have one too, in the boot, lift up the flap, naext to the battery, you'll see a styrofoam tool holder, pull it up and open it ...
Paint it red or black for an added touch
Paint it red or black for an added touch
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see a side pic here from Putnam Park HPDE Oct 1st ..click on the thumb nail for a large pic ...
Anyone have a place to host my track videos ?
http://www.sbtontheweb.com/forum/sho...695#post126695
Anyone have a place to host my track videos ?
http://www.sbtontheweb.com/forum/sho...695#post126695
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