cav gsi kit fitting
cav gsi kit fitting
hi just got my gsi kit just wunded if any one had any tips tricks or just need to does so i dont make a mess while putting it on ,a mate of mine said get sum self tappers and do it but ad rather do it with the proper clips i think so if any one could help me because am a little stuck at the min thnkz
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Re: cav gsi kit fitting
If you are wanting to hold the kit on with the clips. You would be best to bond the clips on with something like 'tiger seal'. The hardest bit will be getting the clips in the exact place on the sills and doors.
Greig
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Re: cav gsi kit fitting
bond the top lip on and as your mate says get some self tappers for the underneath , I used double sided foam for the door panels
now running a swedish vauxhall...
the old cav vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYC4wHjqAhw
the new saab vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-K5L6UDGFk
the old cav vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYC4wHjqAhw
the new saab vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-K5L6UDGFk
Re: cav gsi kit fitting
The way i did squigs skirts the other week was to fit all the clips to the skirt and then a blob of glue on the back of each clip. then you dont have to drill the car and they will be in the right placeGreig Sri wrote:If you are wanting to hold the kit on with the clips. You would be best to bond the clips on with something like 'tiger seal'. The hardest bit will be getting the clips in the exact place on the sills and doors.
you could get the propper clips but some black self tappers underneath will be fine, id just try and get the proper clips for either end as they are on show