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  1. 18-03-2010 11:03 PM #1
    obsessionz
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    Help installing dc2r rear pods?

    hey guys, installing the dc2r rear pods...

    Whats involved to installed these? is it complicated?

    Cheers.
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  2. 18-03-2010 11:13 PM #2
    p3akin
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    i see you got them.. theres a template for it but i ont have.. one of the boys on here might have it
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  3. 18-03-2010 11:19 PM #3
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    easy man, just bolt them up on the side into your rear bumper and also on the inside there are tabs that you screw in. If you got genuine ones they should like up straight, i also used some sealant along the top to ensure they fit nicely as i wont be taking them off.
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  4. 18-03-2010 11:26 PM #4
    obsessionz
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    any drilling or glueing involved?
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  5. 18-03-2010 11:33 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by obsessionz View Post
    any drilling or glueing involved?
    Perhaps a bit of silicon around the edges so it's stable kinda thing, there shouldn't be any drilling.
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  6. 19-03-2010 01:58 AM #6
    mnc
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    There is drilling involved. With Oem Optional rear pods you have to drill 6 holes total on the rear bumper for the 2 rear pods.
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  7. 19-03-2010 02:00 AM #7
    mnc
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    Also if you have non genuine ones make sure you align them up properly.
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  8. 19-03-2010 08:15 AM #8
    obsessionz
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    there genuine, anyone have the instructions that come with them?
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  9. 19-03-2010 09:16 AM #9
    kevster
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    didnt get instructions with mine just 2 templates and bag of screws
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  10. 19-03-2010 09:23 AM #10
    obsessionz
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    what you mean templates? can you scan and post for me? would be much appreciated cheers
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  11. 19-03-2010 03:20 PM #11
    kevster
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    template to help you drill holes in your bumper. sorry mate sold my pods to duy, gave him the templates , he might still have them.
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  12. 18-06-2011 02:45 PM #12
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    how did you end up going with this.? and did you find the templates...?
    THERES NO CAR LIKE A TYPE R
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