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Hi m8's got some bonnet lifters today and would like advice on fitment and also are they ment to be solid as i can't push or pull it, they seem just b solid, maybe on car they work ok i'll see, got them from supernova's ordered Wendsday came today :)
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Ohhh just realised this may b in wrong section, should be in help section instead, sorry my bad lol. :oops:
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Sorted now installed them 8)
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Was thinking of getting some myself, yours started rusting yet? hahaha
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Mike_Parr wrote:Was thinking of getting some myself, yours started rusting yet? hahaha
Not yet :lol: only installed them today (Sat 29th Jan)
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are they not upside down? ( like compared to ones in your boot?
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to stop them rusting all you need to do is keep them covered in a light coating of oil or wd40

and thats the way up the instructions tell you to fit them, but i put mine on the other way round. looks load better imo
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matty101 wrote:to stop them rusting all you need to do is keep them covered in a light coating of oil or wd40

and thats the way up the instructions tell you to fit them, but i put mine on the other way round. looks load better imo
Thnx for the tip will use wd40 on them, as for which way up well i happy the way it is lol
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aye as long as it works :L
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i've had mine for over a year and have no rust :P
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1414 - corsa gsi's on the road in 2008.
735 - corsa gsi's currently on the road and 436 SORN
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