Rear wheel arch liner

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Originally Posted by gvwow

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Fitted the other rear side inner guard liner today, I've attached some pics which should help explain things. I replaced the 6mm diameter plastic clips which hold on the flared arch with M6 stainless domed headed screws as the clips would not be long enough. Theres also a bit more load on them as the liner is a true radius and the wheel arch outer shape is flat along the top edge.
Had to cut approximately 150mm off the width of the liner using an electric jigsaw which cuts it easily.
So with some pushing & pulling it looks ok, and is so much quieter!.
The liners are available from a company named Dynaplas in NSW
Ph:02 9627 5944
Item No: P520BK1 BLACK-Light Truck Guard $47.50 Each + GST
Hope this is of some use, please feel free to ask any questions.

ll Farry was good enough to send pctures and words.

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Love your work, easily best idea yet.....well done

On of the very first things I did with my new truck was apply underbody deadener and go down to clark rubber and fit some rubber to the wheel arches over the underbody deadener…..

And still one of the best mods I have ever done.!

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Originally Posted by Drover

Love your work, easily best idea yet.....well done

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Indeed. Awesome job, just the sort of thing I had in mind.

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Originally Posted by chook73

On of the very first things I did with my new truck was apply underbody deadener and go down to clark rubber and fit some rubber to the wheel arches over the underbody deadener…..

And still one of the best mods I have ever done.!

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Yeah that's exactly what I did to the Lwt. I'll investigate the truck liner, but this is still a tempting option.

gvwow have you fixed the liner to the inboard side of the bodywork at any point , or is it only fastened on the outer edge?
Cheers.

Hi DieselDan check out picture no;3 and 5 you will see it there (thanks again Farry, his idea)
just two angel bits bolt/screw on the bit that stickout. mine much rougher than Farry,
that's the only part i have attach to inner part.