New Side Skirts Installed





Will post pictures when I have them and hopeful of the install.
FedEx just delivered mine this morning, boy was that fast, ordered Tues mid-day

Have to go buy the screws and bolts then onward and upward as they say.
FYI the packaging is excellent, and I also noticed that both WSA and Extreme Online Store had their labels on it, probably the same company I suspect, no matter, all's good
Wish me luck

NSF






FedEx just delivered mine this morning, boy was that fast, ordered Tues mid-day

Have to go buy the screws and bolts then onward and upward as they say.
FYI the packaging is excellent, and I also noticed that both WSA and Extreme Online Store had their labels on it, probably the same company I suspect, no matter, all's good
Wish me luck

NSF

good luck Bobby, but in for the pictures......................
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with these
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NSF
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts
but if you want them you gotta do it, or go with tape I guess. So here they are, photos suck I know.
I do notice that when entering the car my legs hit them because I'm not used to them yet, no biggie thou, they look great.
The drivers side front pattern is way off of the drill dimples provided so you'll have to improvise. I put a piece of dbl sided tape over the dimples and because its sort of soft I pressed hard and it left the imprint of the head of the OEM screw right where it had to be drilled, worked well, other wise your marking them blind.
Sorry Meadows for the hi-jack but you inspired me

NSF
Last edited by Not So Fast; Oct 22, 2017 at 05:45 PM.






but if you want them you gotta do it, or go with tape I guess. So here they are, photos suck I know.
I do notice that when entering the car my legs hit them because I'm not used to them yet, no biggie thou, they look great.
The drivers side front pattern is way off of the drill dimples provided so you'll have to improvise. I put a piece of dbl sided tape over the dimples and because its sort of soft I pressed hard and it left the imprint of the head of the OEM screw right where it had to be drilled, worked well, other wise your marking them blind.
Sorry Meadows for the hi-jack but you inspired me

NSF

Looks GREAT Bobby.......................... and tip of the hat for the improvising and sharing your method to ensure hole alignment...........

and to answer questions related to painting them, I have side skirts but mine were fiberglass and I painted them with SEM Trim Paint.......
I have the same ABS plastic style front splitter and all I did on the plastic trim on mine using Adam's Ceramic Trim Coating.........
darkens all of the plastics to a matte, sheen black finish and looks great.......... as long as the piece is the ABS plastic (cheaper side skirts) that is all I would recommend doing to them to make them perfect looking and easy to clean....................
Last edited by rkj427; Oct 21, 2017 at 05:28 PM.
but if you want them you gotta do it, or go with tape I guess. So here they are, photos suck I know.
I do notice that when entering the car my legs hit them because I'm not used to them yet, no biggie thou, they look great.
The drivers side front pattern is way off of the drill dimples provided so you'll have to improvise. I put a piece of dbl sided tape over the dimples and because its sort of soft I pressed hard and it left the imprint of the head of the OEM screw right where it had to be drilled, worked well, other wise your marking them blind.
Sorry Meadows for the hi-jack but you inspired me

NSF
Your cars all look so darn good with the side skirts installed I Just couldn't resist the temptation any longer. Ordered a set from RPI. (OEM replicas) Ordered them pre-painted to match my car. Painted, take's a little longer to get them (3 weeks or so) but that's the look I want so I think or maybe I should say hope it will be worth the wait.
Last edited by Frankie15; Oct 24, 2017 at 02:24 PM.

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