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Old 24th October 2010, 11:13   #1
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Default Removing a VT kit?

i want to replace my VT kit how do i go about getting it off? do the arches and side panels just pop off or are they screwed in and when putting the new kit back on do i need adhesive or anything
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Old 24th October 2010, 21:13   #2
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old kit should just pop off if its off a vtr/s furio etc. and bumpers unblot, and new kit should go straight on reverse of removal
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Front and rear bumpers off first, bolts to the side and under, i took out the inner arches to get to some of the bolts, side skirts are clipped on and held on by torx bolts under, be careful when removing the arches and door panels as they may well be tigersealed on as well.
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take the front and back bumpers of first, you will need ;
10mm socket/ratchet
T20 + T30
(id also recoment a plastic trim fork) should be able to get these from anywhere mate these will make it easyer to pop the clips off from mud shield (in wheel arch) and the pannels mate.
Also the sideskirts are screwed on underneith with a T20 i think mate =]
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e/ also when putting them back on id buy some 'black adehisive' and double sided tape (not the normal shit ) i used these mate clamped them on waited to try and screwed back on mate
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they may well be tigersealed on as well.
wouldnt of thought so as its a vtr???
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wouldnt of thought so as its a vtr???
why would this make a difference, just depends if they've been off more than the once.
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How do you get the door panels off? Take the inner trim off and remove it from there? As mine are glued to brackets (vtr)
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