Thanks!!! Hopefully you'll see it in person one of the days!! Any Tampa/Sarasota trips planned?!?Car looks fantastic!
Thanks for the compliment!! As for the install, I too had no instructions, so I had a friend who owns a race shop (imsa, indy lights, etc..) help me with the install. Actually, I was the one helping him! Lol As you already know the sills come with rubber well nuts and you have to drill into the fiberglass (not for the faint of heart!!) watch out for oil lines!! 5 for each side- spaced evenly. While the well nuts work, I really want something more permanent, so within the next couple of weeks I will be replacing the well nuts with rivnuts. Overall I am very pleased with the fit and finish. I hope this helps you!! JohnThose look great installed. I have a set and plan on installing them this winter.
Any chance you could post some install instructions. I didn't receive any when I got my side skirts. I did receive an email, but it just said to drill and mount, nothing specific. Any help would be appreciated.
Also, a few close up pics from the under side of the skirt might be helpful.
Thanks in advance......
Not soon but Ft Myers is halfway! I go there once in a while!Thanks!!! Hopefully you'll see it in person one of the days!! Any Tampa/Sarasota trips planned?!?
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You won't drill through the AL tube, unless you drill all the way as the length of the drill bit :facepalm Only need to go through the fiber glass body.As you already know the sills come with rubber well nuts and you have to drill into the fiberglass (not for the faint of heart!!) watch out for oil lines!!
We really didn't expect to hit any, but drilling into a blind area, it was still worrisome and a reason to be careful.You won't drill through the AL tube, unless you drill all the way as the length of the drill bit :facepalm Only need to go through the fiber glass body.
Thanks and agreed!great looking car. Lotus should have fitted these from the factory!