Hey guys so im looking at buying some air dams for my activ. X Factor has popped up alot of this forum so I had a look for them. Is this (http://x-factordesigns.com/x/home.html) their website??
Also would this colour (A39 - Medium Purplish Grey) be the one to match effect grey?
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You can msg him (Shadows).
And yes to the 2nd question. Don't bother about the description. You just look at the code number : A39.
And yes to the 2nd question. Don't bother about the description. You just look at the code number : A39.
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Sgt Kulpepper wrote:Well I would like to send him a PM but I cant it seems cause I have under 20 posts. Hopefully he sees this
I read it !!!
For price quote, Please e-mail me your detail and i will forward you a price quote.
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6) You are enquiry for : Front or side airdam
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PS: if you are interested in group buy, please visit here : http://clubcj.net/viewtopic.php?t=4857
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DORA_ANNE wrote:MY hand is up also Shadows .... I would like the front Airdams
Thanks DORA !!!!
Send me your detail, i will get back to you for a price quote.
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5) Lancer Model & Year Make
6) You are enquiry for : Front or side airdam
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PS: if you are interested in group buy, please visit here : http://clubcj.net/viewtopic.php?t=4857
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Shadows I just noticed the group buy is for the Airdams extensions , I Have A 08 VR so I don't have any Airdams on at all so can I still get the normal Airdams eg Not The extensions ? Can somebody Please Show me a photo of the Airdams extensions on a car ?
Hope Iam not sounding like a Airhead lol
Hope Iam not sounding like a Airhead lol
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This is a link to the air dam extensions. http://www.x-factordesigns.com/x1/images/fad1.jpg
They are what Michelle(seventieschick), fitted to her front bumper.
They are what Michelle(seventieschick), fitted to her front bumper.
Doreen you may be best to order them here. http://clubcj.net/viewtopic.php?p=127372#127372
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Stu I Don't know much about putting the airdams on , But I have heard it can take 4 hours and is a 2 man job ..... I will be getting someone to put mine on when I get mine , Like a panel beater or in those lines as I have heard it's pretty tricky To line Them up properly ? 
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It took me approc 2-3 hours in total.
The method was to put some sticky dots on the airdams then roll them on from the wheel arch end, when removed it leaves behind the dots, which is where you drill the holes.
This method isn't great as I needed to double up on the dots so as to leave dots behind when "unrolling" the airdam.Or else they wouldnt get left behind.
Because of the extra thickness of the dots it meant that the dots further from the wheel arch were no longer accurate.
Anyhow I managed but I ended up with a slight gap at the 90 degree wrap around at the starting point..ie the wheel arch.
A far better way would be for the airdams to arrive with a paper "template" which you would attach to the front bumber with some masking tape etc and simply drill holes at the marked positions. Far simpler, more accurate, and why am I the only person to think of it? Bugger me!! Its not rocket science.
A great product somewhat let down by poor installation instructions and methods.
The method was to put some sticky dots on the airdams then roll them on from the wheel arch end, when removed it leaves behind the dots, which is where you drill the holes.
This method isn't great as I needed to double up on the dots so as to leave dots behind when "unrolling" the airdam.Or else they wouldnt get left behind.
Because of the extra thickness of the dots it meant that the dots further from the wheel arch were no longer accurate.
Anyhow I managed but I ended up with a slight gap at the 90 degree wrap around at the starting point..ie the wheel arch.
A far better way would be for the airdams to arrive with a paper "template" which you would attach to the front bumber with some masking tape etc and simply drill holes at the marked positions. Far simpler, more accurate, and why am I the only person to think of it? Bugger me!! Its not rocket science.
A great product somewhat let down by poor installation instructions and methods.
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