side pipe cover ?
T.I.A. Paul
Yes the fiberglass reproduction of the side pipe cover replaces the rocker trim. And you can use the same holes if the cover isn't pre-drilled.
When you mount the cover be careful that you don't mount it too high up.
It shouldn't be tight up against the bottom of the front fender lip and dog leg.
Mounting the covers too high is one of the reasons the side exhaust muffler hangs below the bottom of the cover on some cars.
Good Luck!
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; Nov 22, 2014 at 08:47 AM.
Yes the fiberglass reproduction of the side pipe cover replaces the rocker trim. And you can use the same holes if the cover isn't pre-drilled.
When you mount the cover be careful that you don't mount it too high up.
It shouldn't be tight up against the bottom of the front fender lip and dog leg.
Mounting the covers too high is one of the resins the side exhaust muffler hangs below the bottom of the cover on some cars.
Good Luck!
Regards,
Alan
Thanks Paul
I'm going to say about 3/8" below the body line.
You have to do a little pre-fit to get an idea of just where it looks best.
The repro covers are made a little 'skimpy' so it's easy to have the muffler hanging down. You need to install the pipes so that they're as high as possible.
When the car is sitting on the ground this gap isn't seen.
Regards,
Alan

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