75 MM flexi flares for Disco I
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Drifting
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75 MM fender flares for Disco I
75 mm Flexi Flares for Landrover Discovery series I (1989 -1999)
Never mounted or drilled. These came with the Disco I recently bought.
The previous owner sold it to me before he installed them and they are in new condition.
Includes Stainless mount screws, screw caps, seal gasket and instructions.
Listed as 75mm but the width is actually closer to 3.5" (85mm)
Email with any questions.
Retail for these is $298.
Asking $175.
Seattle area
Never mounted or drilled. These came with the Disco I recently bought.
The previous owner sold it to me before he installed them and they are in new condition.
Includes Stainless mount screws, screw caps, seal gasket and instructions.
Listed as 75mm but the width is actually closer to 3.5" (85mm)
Email with any questions.
Retail for these is $298.
Asking $175.
Seattle area
Last edited by C Trus; Feb 25, 2012 at 07:16 PM.
Alright cool, how do you install? Do I just line them up with the old wheel arches and drill the holes through and connect the nuts or do I cut the old arches and this just hangs over? I've never installed flares before.
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Line it up mark it cut it and then install. It's quite a bit of cutting and 3.5" would probably look funny with anything narrower that a 12" tire
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I have never installed fenders.
But I think Jake is right. To the best of my knowledge, these REQUIRE the fenders to be cut a little. And when I taped them up, I thought that a little trimming of the plastic will be neccessary right at the break in the flares where the rear doors open to get a clean fit.
Also, the pictures (taped up) show the disco with 285 75 R16 tires on stock 7" rims. Originally they also had 1.5" aluminum spacers which I removed and the fenders would still have been overkill.
But I think Jake is right. To the best of my knowledge, these REQUIRE the fenders to be cut a little. And when I taped them up, I thought that a little trimming of the plastic will be neccessary right at the break in the flares where the rear doors open to get a clean fit.
Also, the pictures (taped up) show the disco with 285 75 R16 tires on stock 7" rims. Originally they also had 1.5" aluminum spacers which I removed and the fenders would still have been overkill.
Last edited by C Trus; Feb 27, 2012 at 02:16 PM.
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