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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Drilling required for fitting gsi skirts to a 1.2 8v?? » Post Reply
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| moddedcorsa |
posted on 18th Aug 03 at 20:57 |
suppose u r right, | |
| lee mitchell |
posted on 18th Aug 03 at 06:02 |
easier than riveting on the proper clips from vauxhalls ;) | |
| moddedcorsa |
posted on 13th Aug 03 at 20:06 |
quote: that sounds like a good idea, but wont it be hard to do?? | |
| lee mitchell |
posted on 13th Aug 03 at 11:21 |
hes filled them with expanding foam then trimming them back and bonding them on | |
| jr |
posted on 13th Aug 03 at 10:35 |
ask fad (fadscorsa) about his, he's doing sumthing to avoid drilling and riviting them, but im not sure what | |
| Mistamist |
posted on 13th Aug 03 at 09:26 |
Blue peter styleee loads of sticky back plastic, pva and some of those butterfly clips! heres one i modded earlier! | |
| s20 gee |
posted on 13th Aug 03 at 08:58 |
rivit the undersides of them then bond them along the sides that will do u will b left with little holes but nothin really noticeable! | |
| jaffa |
posted on 12th Aug 03 at 23:26 |
blu tac :) | |
| Icy |
posted on 12th Aug 03 at 23:20 |
maybe be bonded but whichever car u stil have to drill it to put them on. | |
| moddedcorsa |
posted on 12th Aug 03 at 19:39 |
As above, I want to fit gsi skirts to my 3 door 1.2 8v corsa b, but i also want to return the car to std when i sell in in a few yrs, so if i fit gsi skirts will i be left with holes if i remove them?? Or can the be bonded on sumhow? |