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banpei
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Location: Hilversum
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I hear sounds of using the Ford Escort Mk3. They look a bit higher/wider than the AE86 arches.
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NoHachi
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The shape isn't that complicated..I think most arches can be made to fit
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Gtsi-R
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Location: Nijmegen, Netherlands
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I know that most can be made to fit..
but what about the diameter of the curvature? will that be verry like the same?
or else..
and what is a decent way to attatch plastic over fenders??
by using "ruitenkit" ? couse i dont want to bolt it down!!
cheers Roel
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