"Wind Split" Mazda Accessory
July-19th-2003, 11:40 AM
#19
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very easy, you'll need a drill, phillips screw driver, and a small wrench I think a 7mm.
It comes w/ dirrections, and mounting hardware.
It is very sturdy
I'll take a pic of it from underneath!
It comes w/ dirrections, and mounting hardware.
It is very sturdy
I'll take a pic of it from underneath!
July-25th-2003, 09:56 AM
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I'm ordering this from my local dealer but I have not been told a price as yet but probably around the $130 CDN range.
I had planned on getting a custom one done from a friend of mine who runs a plastic manufacturing shop and he said he could make me one for about $100 CDN out of ABS but I think I will stick with the dealer.
The real reason I am buying mine is to protect the bottom lip. Our P5 is lowered and I am real careful with curbs and driveway entrances but every so often you miss one. The other thing is that I have to be concerned about the piece lasting through the winter so that it does not crack. In my city it can drop down to -40°C during winter and you know how cold affects plastic. Plus if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
I had planned on getting a custom one done from a friend of mine who runs a plastic manufacturing shop and he said he could make me one for about $100 CDN out of ABS but I think I will stick with the dealer.
The real reason I am buying mine is to protect the bottom lip. Our P5 is lowered and I am real careful with curbs and driveway entrances but every so often you miss one. The other thing is that I have to be concerned about the piece lasting through the winter so that it does not crack. In my city it can drop down to -40°C during winter and you know how cold affects plastic. Plus if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
July-25th-2003, 03:25 PM
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Originally posted by skyhawk174
if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
I don't see how this thing could possibly break from anything other than a hit, and Mazda certainly isn't going to pay for it.
~HH
July-26th-2003, 05:56 PM
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Originally posted by skyhawk174
The other thing is that I have to be concerned about the piece lasting through the winter so that it does not crack. In my city it can drop down to -40°C during winter and you know how cold affects plastic. Plus if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
The other thing is that I have to be concerned about the piece lasting through the winter so that it does not crack. In my city it can drop down to -40°C during winter and you know how cold affects plastic. Plus if it is a Mazda part I would assume the warranty would be in effect so if it breaks, it will be replaced.
It lasts fine through the winter. After my accident, mine got cracked, but it's definitly repareable. Since I'm getting a WW kit instead, I won't need it anymore and I'd be happy to sell it to ya! It's got 1 break and 1 crack, but they're both easily fixed with superglue and you won't even be able to tell. Let me know if you're interested.
July-26th-2003, 08:27 PM
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Originally posted by Maxx Mazda
Chris,
It lasts fine through the winter. After my accident, mine got cracked, but it's definitly repareable. Since I'm getting a WW kit instead, I won't need it anymore and I'd be happy to sell it to ya! It's got 1 break and 1 crack, but they're both easily fixed with superglue and you won't even be able to tell. Let me know if you're interested.
Chris,
It lasts fine through the winter. After my accident, mine got cracked, but it's definitly repareable. Since I'm getting a WW kit instead, I won't need it anymore and I'd be happy to sell it to ya! It's got 1 break and 1 crack, but they're both easily fixed with superglue and you won't even be able to tell. Let me know if you're interested.
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