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Looking to buy some of the L5 rear fender flares with some "Christmas money" I scored.
There were some threads going back and forth a little while back on the fit and finish of the two primary designs.
My question;
Have most of the "fitment issues" been worked out with the L5s, or do they still require a good bit of work before they can be painted and installed?
They're for a coupe
Looking to buy some of the L5 rear fender flares with some "Christmas money" I scored.
There were some threads going back and forth a little while back on the fit and finish of the two primary designs.
My question;
Have most of the "fitment issues" been worked out with the L5s, or do they still require a good bit of work before they can be painted and installed?
They're for a coupe
I have a set of Lewis Five rear quarters out to paint right now. The fitment was excellent on mine. It took all of about 30 minutes to make a small adjustment to a rubber thingy on the top front. They do need a little block sanding for a seam along the top and front but that's another 30 minutes. My painter is very impressed with the overall quality and finish of these aftermarket panels. I should have them back in a week or so.
Running them with new CCW SP500's...18x10 and 19x13 with 275x35 and 345x30 PS2's.
Got rid of the side light.
LOWCASH helping out with the sanding.
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