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heard of this before,it helps the steering at speed on the MGF,correct me if i'm wrong.
i think it looks a nice addition to the ZT front bumper,if it creates enough interest a 'how to' would be helpful. oh,and it was nice to meet you on sunday. |
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Yey!! Look very tasty!
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and I thought this was a thread about fixing a large vertical blade on the front of the ZT to go chasing Seat's with
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Thats correct, the front end of the F in particular can be very light and a splitter helps the down force. Oh, sorted the bonnet release cable, I was pulling at the wrong cable, DOH, but got the in the end, thanks for the on the spot 'How To'
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One of the nicest none OEM mods i've seen
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Looks great, as if it left the factory fiited.Do you still have enough ground clearence,ie if you butt up to a Kerbstone on a carpark?
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just fitted leather seats to my mgf!
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Hmm, love that. It was something I really wanted to try, but never got round to. Now I have seen it done this will be on my list of next mods for sure.
A how-2 would be much appreciated though bud, just incase Dan
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Thats what bothered me, quite a few "humps" around here.
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To be honest, if an TF with one fitted can find its way around without hitting speed bumps etc then the ZT will be fine. When parking in the TF with the nose at the pavement, of course look out for higher pavements/kerbs. The ZT will be fine at standanrd suspension height. 'How To' to follow shortly . . .
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