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MK2 C2 Aero/GT3 Side skirt install

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Linked instructions are for Mk1 Cup aero kit but they describe how the stock push pin rivets are replaced with sheet metal screws and corresponding speed nuts on the tabs to fix the sill covers in the front and rear wheel housing.
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Linked instructions are for Mk1 Cup aero kit but they describe how the stock push pin rivets are replaced with sheet metal screws and corresponding speed nuts on the tabs to fix the sill covers in the front and rear wheel housing.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok everyone.. I have a few questions and have searched many times with no easy answers. I have an aftermarket set of gt3 skirts and I can't find good visual instructions to put them on.The TSB is crap for visual and verbiage is fine. A lot of it is self explanatory but some is not. i will list my questions below 1. What holds up the skirt near the front wheel housing besides the 3m tape and one of the clips underneath? no screws in the rocker itself like in the rear? The TSB shows one but all the photos of aero cars doesn't show a screw??? 2. As for underneath.. does the side skirt over lap the lip where the clips are used? I mean which side of the crimp do the screws go into the clip? inner or outer side? 3. how clips do you use as the TSB shows 3 which seems very low.. if you have photos that would help tremendously...

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PM me. You can come by and I’ll show you what I did for my kit install.

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Linked instructions are for Mk1 Cup aero kit but they describe how the stock push pin rivets are replaced with sheet metal screws and corresponding speed nuts on the tabs to fix the sill covers in the front and rear wheel housing. Perhaps Mk2 is attached in a similar fashion. Tabs point to the outside if I understand your question correctly. https://www.renntech.org/application...nt.php?id=7280

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks everyone for the help .. and special thanks to @hatchetf15 for allowing me to come check out his for a good visual.

POST 5Original post

Are the side skirts you got OEM or Aftermarket brand? Following to hear about the fit and finish. Goodluck!

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They are aftermarket and fitment was great .. not perfect but great for sure...

POST 7Original post

Are they Poly or fiberglass ? They look nice...

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Quotes source post: 17739671

poly�. Gt3tek I believe is the company