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I have a few more Mopar accessories to install today. The mud gaurds and the bright pedals. I will post pics when complete.
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Yes the dead pedal is sold separately....Mud flap install simple on front...uses existing holes...back requires 3 holes to be drilled on each flap...still a very simple job...unless you have a small drill you will need to remove the rear wheel...I've wondered if that dead pedal is sold separately, since my 124 came with the other two pieces.
Curious as to the appearance of the mud flaps once you get them installed, and the ease/difficulty of that project. I could certainly use mud flaps now, as we are drowning in rain here in Southern California. Mud is washing into the roads. I knew I wanted a white car.
should that read, you need to drill three hole for the flaps? i would like to have them but i do not want to drill any holes in the rear wheel wells and later have to worry about rust.....Mud flap install simple on front...uses existing holes...back requires 3 holes to be drilled on each flap......
Looking forward to the red lusso pics! Hope the drilling can be done without removing the wheels. I used your mud flap pic for my blog article on this subject as it's the first pic of the flaps I've seen!I have a few more Mopar accessories to install today. The mud gaurds and the bright pedals. I will post pics when complete.![]()
Should have them on tomorrow...I will let you know...had some family issues pop up.:|Looking forward to the red lusso pics! Hope the drilling can be done without removing the wheels. I used your mud flap pic for my blog article on this subject as it's the first pic of the flaps I've seen!![]()
You are correct...holes are drilled on the car...but no metal...all plastic so rust will not be an issue...should that read, you need to drill three hole for the flaps? i would like to have them but i do not want to drill any holes in the rear wheel wells and later have to worry about rust.
well that is very important information to know! i think someone else was going to install a set but i never saw a post after their install to say you do not need to drill into any metal. For sure once Sophia comes out of hibernation she will be getting a set knowing this detail. I have a spring bday so i guess i will have to add that to my wish list.You are correct...holes are drilled on the car...but no metal...all plastic so rust will not be an issue...![]()
Advanti wheels 17x7 ET 40mm(14lbs each)...Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires 205/45-17 tires(20 lbs)...H&R springs (1.75" drop front 1.5" drop rear)...Eibach front and rear sway bars...stock shocksMore infos about your wheels, tires and suspension please![]()
12.625" fronts and 13.0" rears....I have not done the alignment yet...need to put a few more miles on it yet...going with a little more camber(1.2 to 1.5) and castor(4 to 6) than stock...final numbers not yet decided...still researching...Thanks.
Can you please measure the distance between Wheel center and fender?
Die MPSS is such a sexy tire
Have you done an alignment after your installation?
In Germany you have to, and many customers have recognized a big improvement in driving performance. Also the suspension settles a little bit more.
1st pic is the front...2nd pic is the rear... just the angle of the pic makes it look the same size...the rears do have more coverage protecting the rear painted area behind the wheel and underneath....very nice!! thank you for the pics. I'm assuming both mud flap shots are the front - have a closeup of the rear?