Is this a driver's side or passenger side exhaust bezel?
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Is this a driver's side or passenger side exhaust bezel?
I need to make the openings in my aftermarket 70 rear clip for the exhaust bezels using the bezels but I'm not sure which one is the passenger side and which one is the driver's side. Which one is this?
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Hi P,
The one in your picture is the left side bezel.
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They aren't interchangeable because one side of the bezel is contoured to fit the quarter panel and the other is contoured to fit the valance panel.
The one in your picture is the left side bezel.
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They aren't interchangeable because one side of the bezel is contoured to fit the quarter panel and the other is contoured to fit the valance panel.
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Hi P,
I added a picture after you replied.
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I added a picture after you replied.
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I could see the two were different but as there was no cutout for the exhaust bezels on the aftermarket clip I couldn't hold them in place to see which one went where.
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Hi P,
Are there any fiberglass 'flanges' mounted in the clip to support the bezel?
Is there any guide for you to determine where to cut for the bezels?
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Alan
Are there any fiberglass 'flanges' mounted in the clip to support the bezel?
Is there any guide for you to determine where to cut for the bezels?
Regards,
Alan
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No, I was planning on holding the front of the bezel against the inside of the rear clip/exhaust filler panel, drawing a line, shaving up to about a 1/4 or 1/2 inch from the line, test fitting, shaving a little more, repeat, until the bezel fits in place.
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Hi P,
Perhaps it would be a good idea for someone to give you a dimension for the distance BETWEEN the 2 'inner' flanges (opening to opening) which at least give you something to get started with.
The way the the bezels are made their outer edge configuration can hide a 1/4" inch goof, but not much more than that.
Is the underside of the clip shaped in such a way that you can hold the bezel against the glass and trace a line inside the bezel for you to follow?
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Perhaps it would be a good idea for someone to give you a dimension for the distance BETWEEN the 2 'inner' flanges (opening to opening) which at least give you something to get started with.
The way the the bezels are made their outer edge configuration can hide a 1/4" inch goof, but not much more than that.
Is the underside of the clip shaped in such a way that you can hold the bezel against the glass and trace a line inside the bezel for you to follow?
Regards,
Alan
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Hi P,
Perhaps it would be a good idea for someone to give you a dimension for the distance BETWEEN the 2 'inner' flanges (opening to opening) which at least give you something to get started with.
The way the the bezels are made their outer edge configuration can hide a 1/4" inch goof, but not much more than that.
Is the underside of the clip shaped in such a way that you can hold the bezel against the glass and trace a line inside the bezel for you to follow?
Regards,
Alan
Perhaps it would be a good idea for someone to give you a dimension for the distance BETWEEN the 2 'inner' flanges (opening to opening) which at least give you something to get started with.
The way the the bezels are made their outer edge configuration can hide a 1/4" inch goof, but not much more than that.
Is the underside of the clip shaped in such a way that you can hold the bezel against the glass and trace a line inside the bezel for you to follow?
Regards,
Alan
It would be helpful if I could get an inside diameter measurement of the distance between the vertical flanges on a finished car.
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Hi P,
33-5/16" from surface to surface.
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Alan
33-5/16" from surface to surface.
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