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I bought these to put on my car, but they didn't come with any hardware, just some double sided tape. does anyone know what screws/bolts/nuts I would need and how many? I tried sending them an email asking for the info but never got a response, so I just hope somebody knows what I need so I can go buy it and put these things on. thanks!
Interesting...I just got my cheapo ABS EOS skirts and have the screws/hardware kit but no double sided tape. I’ll only get around to installing in a few weeks, but it appears I’ll have to get more screws too.
I’ll also be putting protective film over the tops of the skirts to avoid scuffs as well as on the wheel well spats. The ABS looks cheap enough to shatter if a small stone or pebble gets kicked up
My ZR1 came from the factory with aluminum pop rivets.
I replaced my side skirts about 2 years ago.
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I used self tapping screws as well, but used rubber washers in between the skirt and body so no rubbing/ movement occurred. Almost 3 years, still zero issues. Best of luck!
Interesting...I just got my cheapo ABS EOS skirts and have the screws/hardware kit but no double sided tape. I’ll only get around to installing in a few weeks, but it appears I’ll have to get more screws too.
I’ll also be putting protective film over the tops of the skirts to avoid scuffs as well as on the wheel well spats. The ABS looks cheap enough to shatter if a small stone or pebble gets kicked up
I hadn't thought of the ABS possibly cracking from the underside due to rock impacts. I'm going to attach mine in a couple of weeks but now I'm thinking it can't hurt to either coat the bottom of them with some kind of epoxy or maybe even a couple of layers of Gorilla Tape. I'm still debating on using the supplied screws or going with rivets.
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