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labbe001
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FEB 08, 07:54 PM
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Hi all
Ive not been very active on the forum for prob almost 10 years. However, I seem to recall years ago there being a write up about someone doing an install for the AusFiero Stage 2 side scoops. In the post, seems like I recall the installer mounting some tabs onto the scoops and the using rivets as well as an adhesive yo attach then to the doors. It had pictures of the door prep and all the steps beginning to end of the install. It was a very good write up. I’m reaching out to see if this rings a bell to anyone and can direct me to the post. I’ve been searching off and on for about 3 days and cannot find it anywhere. I thought maybe it was something posted by Yellowstone and have reached out to him…waiting on response. Any help I could get finding that write up would be greatly appreciated. For some reason I never saved it to my favorites.
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Matthew_Fiero
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JUL 14, 12:45 PM
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Also interested.
I am installing a set right now and the gfx that mounts of the doors is way off. Interested to see how others have installed these.
Matthew
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Matthew_Fiero
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JUL 14, 12:47 PM
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If I can figure out how to lengthen the gfx properly and change the profile to match the door, I am thinking of adding the stock tabs to the back of them and drill some holes in the doors and use the original retainers from the stock gfx.
The back side of the parts that have the resin and fiberglass are extremely sticky. Am I supposed to seal the back with an epoxy primer?[This message has been edited by Matthew_Fiero (edited 07-14-2024).]
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IMSA GT
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JUL 14, 02:33 PM
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I believe Jim (AusFiero) still posts on here. You can send him a PM to see if he can help you.
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jelly2m8
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JUL 15, 02:42 AM
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I, MinnGreenGT maybe others did this years ago. the product used is pliogrip, it is an epoxy based product. I can't find the old posts, Pennock's search leaves a lot to be desired...
You use that product you basically glue the Ausfiero parts to the panels to the Fiero parts then you sand the excess down, in my application they used the excess pliogrip to outline the bonded parts and then sand into a smooth transition.
I had some great in-process pictures posted here one time ( pre smart phone days):P unfortunately I cant find that in the search, only the end result.
Basically your gonna' glue' those to your body panel and then fill in the spots for a smooth transition, and that is how the Stage 2 parts was ment to be installed. They are not stick and go, they need some working.
All I can find is the finished product
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/...031110-1-023416.html[This message has been edited by jelly2m8 (edited 07-15-2024).]
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Matthew_Fiero
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JUL 15, 11:10 AM
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Thanks Jelly I will take a look at my local paint supplies store for the pliogrip. Looks like Panel 60 might work the best. It's not cheap and we have very big doors.
Does anyone happen to have a better picture of the front fender pieces? My kit was missing them and I'd like to try to 3d print something (or make out of the original fender rocker piece) I can mold into the fenders to complete the gfx taper.
These ones:
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