Fw: (Mk2) [parts] found a source for new X1 bodykits !!

[SCIROCCO2@t-online.de (dalewitt)]

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from: dalewitt <dalewitt@express-news.net>

I have done this and the end result is sweet.  Besides having to cut the front
 fender
 flares you have to do some fiberglass work in order for the wrap around to
 align up
 with the cut fender flare.
 
 Dale Witt
86.5 2.0 16v (with X1 front air dam)
 
> Dirk Schneider wrote:
> 
> > > Would the front spoiler work on a car the already has the stock 16V kit?
> >
> > The X1 front spoiler on a 16v ? I think so.
> > but you will have to remove the 16V frontspoiler first (DOH :-)
> > and you have to cut the front fender flares
> > in the area where the Spoiler wraps around.
> > The other possibility that comes to my mind would be to
> > modify the spoiler at the edges and let the fender flares
> > of the GTX run below the spoiler. Shouldn't be too difficult.
> >
> > look at Dougs awesome 16V
> > www.Scirocco2.de/dmk2.jpg
> >
> > and compare it with the front of my GTX
> > www.Scirocco2.de/x1_front.jpg
> >
> > and you will see what I mean.
> >
> > Greetings
> > Dirk
> > '83 SCIROCCO GTX 1.8l EX carbed montego-black
> > '84 SCIROCCO GTX 1.8l DX inj.   montego-black
> > www.Scirocco2.de
> >
> > > for those who don't know exactly how they look like
> > > here two links to front and rear views of my GTX.
> > > ( if you look closer, you will see why I need a new spoiler ;-)
> > > www.Scirocco2.de/x1_rear.jpg




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