Reply to "Group4 steel flares"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

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Although the fiber glass ones could make this a lot cheaper and I do like the rivet look, but the smooth lines of the steel look sweet too..

You can have your cake and eat it....blend the fiberglass flares to the body. This is what I'm planning to do on my GT4 conversion (and the same as the factory did on my GT5).

I already went through this and initially purchased steel flares, offered them up and took them back, they required a lot of work, in fact so much it would have been easier to start from scratch. Maybe if you get them custom made from a fiberglass pattern they will be better. If so point the vendors to the guy that made them, as the curent crop of offerings are pure scrap in my opinion.

7/24/089:28 PM

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