Does anyone know if the Peco flexi section is specific or a generic part ? Mine was grounded quite badly when I got the car so I'd like to replace it if possible.
Chris.
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replacement flexi
by mnemonix » Wed 31.12.2008, 11:59
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Re: replacement flexi
by GeoffSmith » Wed 31.12.2008, 12:13
It was manufactured by Peco - you might be able to contact Cybox on eBay.
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Re: replacement flexi
by mnemonix » Fri 02.01.2009, 14:33
Thanks Geoff,
Contact made and part ordered. £75 for anyone whose flexi has been badly damaged through grounding, as mine had.
Chris.
Contact made and part ordered. £75 for anyone whose flexi has been badly damaged through grounding, as mine had.
Chris.
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Re: replacement flexi
by Enright » Fri 02.01.2009, 14:41
I wonder if a skid/bash plate could be fabricated to protect it?
There are available fixing holes nearby (at the centre of the front undertray) and it's not like it needs to be a complicated shape...
In fact if it was a tad wider it could protect the sump too. Hey, we could be onto something here!
There are available fixing holes nearby (at the centre of the front undertray) and it's not like it needs to be a complicated shape...
In fact if it was a tad wider it could protect the sump too. Hey, we could be onto something here!
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Re: replacement flexi
by mnemonix » Fri 02.01.2009, 15:26
Were it not for the double skinned sump pan I'd be replacing that too 
not that it was my driving that's done the damage.
When I replace the flexi section I'll have a poke around and maybe make up a template pattern for a potential guard if it looks possible.
Chris.
not that it was my driving that's done the damage.When I replace the flexi section I'll have a poke around and maybe make up a template pattern for a potential guard if it looks possible.
Chris.
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Re: replacement flexi
by Gee0 » Fri 02.01.2009, 17:12
I have the same problem with mine,
The Flexi section sits lower than the chassie and therefore gets the odd bang, Mine is alittle damaged but at least I now know that I can get a replacement.
I link would be useful
The Flexi section sits lower than the chassie and therefore gets the odd bang, Mine is alittle damaged but at least I now know that I can get a replacement.
I link would be useful
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Re: replacement flexi
by mnemonix » Fri 02.01.2009, 17:33
Gee0 wrote:I have the same problem with mine,
The Flexi section sits lower than the chassie and therefore gets the odd bang, Mine is alittle damaged but at least I now know that I can get a replacement.
I link would be useful
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