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Alpina rear wheel guards
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e30rapidic
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Anybody have the mounting measurements for these? Picked up a genuine set and hoping to find a pdf of the instructions/measurements before I drill into the chassis.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sorry, can't answer your question. I've never seen one of those, do you have other photos? Is the bumper visible from the wheel arch?
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Commonly known as spats.
1990 325i Cab auto in Alpine White II
1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
1990 325ix, moredoor auto in Laser Blue. 51k
1984 Hartge H35 in Black
2004 996 C4S in Silver 43k manual
2006 Audi S6 V10 in Black 58k
1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
1990 325ix, moredoor auto in Laser Blue. 51k
1984 Hartge H35 in Black
2004 996 C4S in Silver 43k manual
2006 Audi S6 V10 in Black 58k
They are in the brochure as part number 4100153 up to '87 for the chromie. Don't think there was a facelift equivalent.
I took them off mine and put mudflaps on did a much better job, so long ago though I cant remember the mounting
Only thing I can think of is ping Alpina a message directly. They have been quite helpful with some of my bits. Some of it is just old photocopied instructions but that is all they had back then anyway
I took them off mine and put mudflaps on did a much better job, so long ago though I cant remember the mounting
Only thing I can think of is ping Alpina a message directly. They have been quite helpful with some of my bits. Some of it is just old photocopied instructions but that is all they had back then anyway
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Not likely, they’re Alpina specific.martauto wrote:Wow, never seen these before, I wonder if the Bentley has them listed?
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1990 325i Cab auto in Alpine White II
1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
1990 325ix, moredoor auto in Laser Blue. 51k
1984 Hartge H35 in Black
2004 996 C4S in Silver 43k manual
2006 Audi S6 V10 in Black 58k
1988 Alpina C2.5 moredoor in Black, 71k
1990 325ix, moredoor auto in Laser Blue. 51k
1984 Hartge H35 in Black
2004 996 C4S in Silver 43k manual
2006 Audi S6 V10 in Black 58k
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e30rapidic
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thanks all, these are Alpina specific parts so I may try the Alpina route.
The set I have are part numbers 4100151 and 4100152, supposedly cabrio specific.
The set I have are part numbers 4100151 and 4100152, supposedly cabrio specific.
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i've posted on alpina forum but i've worked out the diffrence, cabs use facelift rear arches regardless if they are chrome bumper car or not.
The depth and shape of the rear arches between facelift and pre is slightly different
The depth and shape of the rear arches between facelift and pre is slightly different
These are something I've long considered fitting to my chromie, not so keen on the idea if drilling is required to fit them though.
I think if you go down the stainless route and give the body real protection which is avaliable now , then you should be fine.Kedge wrote:These are something I've long considered fitting to my chromie, not so keen on the idea if drilling is required to fit them though.
Mart.
Only the E46 cab left now.
Just got too old.
Just got too old.
There's no circumstance that's going to get me drilling/screwing into mint original arches.martauto wrote:I think if you go down the stainless route and give the body real protection which is avaliable now , then you should be fine.Kedge wrote:These are something I've long considered fitting to my chromie, not so keen on the idea if drilling is required to fit them though.
Mart.